Wedding Planning
Why biodegradable confetti?
Wedding and event venues recommend only using biodegradable petal confetti as it’s environmentally friendly and they don’t need to clean up after your celebration.
How much to order?
Rose and Hydrangea petals can be used for throwing confetti, table decor or aisle decoration. Try out our easy Petal Calculator to find out how much confetti you need for your wedding day.
When to order?
Order online as soon as you know what you'd like. Select our free Pre-Order service if your wedding is over 3 months away, or we'll dispatch immediately if your wedding is less than 3 months away.
Hear from our happy customers
Hear from our happy customers
Our venue only allows biodegradable confetti to protect the environment so Petals and Roses real dried petals were a great choice. The freeze-dried hydrangea’s were ideal for this stunning flutter effect and the photos speak for themselves!
Hear from our happy customers
I always knew I wanted a confetti moment, it was such a special part of our magical day. We absolutely loved our white hydrangea petal confetti, and the photos from our confetti moment. Some of the floral arrangements included white hydrangeas, it was another detail that tied everything together so perfectly!
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