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Lavender Rose Petals for Valentine's Day

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Price
Price approx. 600 ptls
1,800 Rose Petals
$119.99
( $40.00 approx. 600 ptls )
2,400 Rose petals
$144.99
( $36.25 approx. 600 ptls )
3,000 Rose Petals
$154.99
( $31.00 approx. 600 ptls )
6,000 Rose Petals
$224.99
( $22.50 approx. 600 ptls )
12,000 Rose Petals
$439.99
( $22.00 approx. 600 ptls )
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Product SKU: 2410

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Product Description

Imagine walking into a room filled with the captivating scent and sight of Lavender Rose Petals. Their softness under your feet, combined with a visual allure of velvety lavender hue, creates an unparalleled romantic atmosphere, making them a perfect choice for your Valentine's Day decoration. These petals are not just beautiful but also carry a unique, soothing fragrance that can instantly lift your mood and evoke feelings of love and tenderness. They can be used in various ways - sprinkle them on the bed, around the bathtub, or use them to create a pathway to your candlelight dinner. The versatility of Lavender Rose Petals makes them a must-have element for your Valentine's Day decor. Experience the magic and charm of these breathtaking petals, which promises an unforgettable, enchanting Valentine's Day.

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  • Flower Information

  • Tips to Decorate with Petals

  • Care & Handling

Availability: Jan-Dec
Vase Life: 5-6 days depending on care and handling
How Many Rose Petals are Needed: One cup of Rose Petals comes with approximately 45-50 petals. For light coverage = 1 cup per square foot. For medium coverage = 2 cups per square feet. For heavy coverage = 3 cups per square feet. Light coverage is defined as lightly spread with petals spread apart by about 1 inch from each other. The ground beneath is 50% covered. Medium coverage is defined as rose petals spaced apart in some instance but touching in other. The ground beneath is 75% covered. Heavy coverage is defined as all rose petals touching one another and overlapping in many instances. The ground beneath is not visible.
Colors Available: White, pink, hot pink, lavender, peach, salmon, orange, green, yellow, bicolor white-red, bicolor white-pink, bicolor cream-orange, assorted
Packing:

1,800, 2,400, 3,000, 6,000, 12,000 petals

Flower Information

Availability: Jan-Dec
Vase Life: 5-6 days depending on care and handling
How Many Rose Petals are Needed: One cup of Rose Petals comes with approximately 45-50 petals. For light coverage = 1 cup per square foot. For medium coverage = 2 cups per square feet. For heavy coverage = 3 cups per square feet. Light coverage is defined as lightly spread with petals spread apart by about 1 inch from each other. The ground beneath is 50% covered. Medium coverage is defined as rose petals spaced apart in some instance but touching in other. The ground beneath is 75% covered. Heavy coverage is defined as all rose petals touching one another and overlapping in many instances. The ground beneath is not visible.
Colors Available: White, pink, hot pink, lavender, peach, salmon, orange, green, yellow, bicolor white-red, bicolor white-pink, bicolor cream-orange, assorted
Packing:

1,800, 2,400, 3,000, 6,000, 12,000 petals

Tips to Decorate with Petals

Tips on Decorating with Fresh Rose Petals

Fresh rose petals are a timeless and versatile decoration that can effortlessly enhance weddings, events, and romantic celebrations. Here are some tips for making the most of these delicate blooms:

 1. Create a Stunning Aisle Runner

Scatter rose petals along the wedding aisle to create a soft, romantic pathway. Consider choosing colors that complement the wedding theme, such as classic white petals for elegance or vibrant hues for a bold statement. For added impact, arrange the petals in patterns or shapes, like hearts or swirls.

2. Dress Up Table Settings

Sprinkle petals across tablescapes to introduce an element of romance to receptions or dinner parties. Pair the petals with candles, glass vases, or greenery for a layered and inviting ambiance. A mix of pastel petals can evoke a dreamy atmosphere, while vibrant reds and pinks are perfect for a passionate, romantic vibe.

3. Decorate the Ceremony or Stage Area

Use rose petals to adorn key focal points such as altars, stages, or arches. Fill clear bowls or decorative baskets with petals for a simple yet beautiful touch. They can also be used to fill gaps in floral arrangements, adding texture and an extra pop of color.

4. Enhance Gift Displays

Scatter rose petals around guest books, gift tables, or dessert stations to tie the décor together. This subtle detail enhances presentation and adds sophistication while drawing attention to these featured areas.

5. Craft Memorable Photo Opportunities

Incorporate rose petals into photo backdrops or poses for unforgettable moments. Think flower petal tosses for dynamic photos or placing them strategically in flat-lay designs around personal items.

6. Create Romantic Petal Trails

For intimate celebrations, create a trail of petals leading to a significant spot, like a proposal setting, a candlelit dinner, or a luxurious bridal suite. Pairing the petals with soft lighting enhances the romantic allure.

By using fresh rose petals creatively, you can elevate the aesthetic appeal of any occasion, adding a timeless charm that leaves lasting impressions.

Care & Handling

Care and Handling for Fresh Rose Petals

To ensure your fresh rose petals remain vibrant and fragrant for weddings, events, and romantic celebrations, proper care and handling are essential. Begin by sourcing petals from a trusted florist or supplier close to the date of your event to preserve their freshness. Upon receiving the petals, store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources, which can cause wilting or discoloration. Use breathable containers or soft mesh bags to allow air circulation and prevent moisture buildup, which could lead to premature spoilage.

For added longevity, keep fresh rose petals refrigerated at a temperature between 34°F and 38°F. However, avoid placing them next to fruits or vegetables, as ethylene gas emissions can accelerate decay. Spritzing petals lightly with water can help maintain their softness and keep them looking fresh if they are displayed for prolonged periods. When spreading them, handle the petals gently to avoid bruising.

By following these care guidelines, your fresh rose petals will maintain their beauty and elegance, creating a magical atmosphere for your special occasion, whether lining an aisle, gracing a romantic dinner table, or adding charm to a celebration.


 
Tips for ordering
  • We recommend that most flowers be scheduled to be delivered 2-3 days prior to an event. All flowers are harvested just prior to delivery.
  • Delicate flowers such as Lily of the Valley, Gardenias, and Stephanotis are best when delivered 1-2 days before the event.
  • Iris have a short vase life so the delivery should be scheduled 2 days prior to your event.
  • Lotus have a short vase life so they need to be ordered 1-2 days prior to events.
  • Peonies and Ranunculus may take longer to open during cold months. Schedule delivery of these flowers 3-4 days prior to your event.
  • Alstroemeria, Gladiolus, Agapanthus, Stars of Bethlehem, Sunflowers, and Lilies may require at least 3 days for blooming. Consider scheduling delivery of these flowers 3-4 days before your event.
  • Blooming branches for Jan and Feb deliveries should be scheduled for delivery at least 7 - 10 days before your event to permit adequate blooming. Expect blooming in 10 days with cold weather. For March and later, a 4-5 day lead time before your wedding or event is suggested for proper blooming.
  • Pumpkin branches schedule delivery 2 to 3 days prior to your event.
  • For Manzanita branches, if you would like the farm to remove the leaves, this needs to be requested in advance.
If you are unsure what day to select, pick the best available date you can, we suggest 3 days prior to the event. OR you can contact our flower care experts by chat or email to help you decide which date is best for you.
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