Pink rose petals for weddings are loose petals in soft pink and warmer pink shades, packaged in 100-gram bags to decorate a wedding day. Sprinkle them along the aisle as the bride enters, or scatter them among the place cards on the set table. For a Valentine’s evening at home, use a handful of petals to create a pink trail leading to the table or around a gift.
What do you get in one bag of petals?
One bag of pink rose petals for weddings contains 100 grams of loose petals, ready to sprinkle.
- Each bag contains 100 grams of loose petals.
- The petals range in shade from soft pink to a warmer pink, so a sprinkled layer does not look flat.
- Each petal has the wavy, rounded shape of a rose petal with a delicate vein pattern.
- The petals are loose in a clear bag, so you can see the color before opening it.
- The top features a Funny Fashion hang tag with wedding rings and roses.
Petals for the wedding ceremony and Valentine’s Day
Sprinkling petals for the bride is an old wedding tradition, and often a flower girl or bridesmaids carry a basket in front of her. After the ceremony, guests also throw the petals over the newlyweds for photos at the exit. On Valentine’s Day, use them on a smaller scale, on a table for two or in a heart shape on the bed. Ask the wedding venue or church beforehand whether sprinkling petals indoors is allowed, as not every venue permits it.
Pink petals during the ceremony and at the wedding table
Give the flower girl a basket and have her sprinkle one or two handfuls of petals at each step, so you have enough left for the end of the aisle. At the table, scattering them loosely among white napkins and glassware creates a more understated look than a thick layer. Set aside the prettiest petals for the cake table or guestbook, as guests will see them up close. For a Valentine’s dinner, lay them in a line from the door to the table and keep the rest by the plates.
Order the pink rose petals for weddings and sprinkle a pink path for the bride or for your Valentine’s dinner.