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Bicolor Pink White Rose Petals for Valentine's Day

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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: 2412

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These Bicolor Pink White Rose Petals are the epitome of love and sensuality, perfectly encapsulating the essence of Valentine's Day. Their striking dichromatic appearance, with the delicate fusion of pink and white, emulates the tender blush of love, adding a touch of romance to your celebration. These petals can be used to create stunning table displays, fill gift boxes, or even form a magical path leading to a surprise. As they are meticulously handpicked and preserved, each petal maintains its fresh, velvety feel and captivating fragrance. Their versatile use extends beyond Valentine's Day, as they are also ideal for anniversaries, proposals, or any moment where love is celebrated. With our Bicolor Pink White Rose Petals, you can turn an ordinary day into a vivid expression of affection, creating memories that will last a lifetime.

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  • Tips on How To Arrange Rose Petals

  • Care

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 on How To Arrange Rose Petals

Creative Ways to Use Fresh Rose Petals in Celebrations

 1. Aisle Runners

Enhance wedding aisles by creating enchanting pathways lined with fresh rose petals. Arrange petals in intricate designs like swirls, hearts, or simple scattered patterns, tailored to match the event's color scheme—pure white for timeless elegance or bold hues like red for vibrant flair. For precise patterns, lightly outline the design beforehand and carefully fill it in with petals to achieve a polished result.

2. Table Centerpieces

Elevate table settings by surrounding candle holders or decorative vases with fresh rose petals. Choose petals that complement the linens, napkins, or surrounding décor for a harmonious look. Embellishing tables with petals adds an air of romance and sophistication to any celebration.

3. Photo Backdrops

Create unforgettable photo zones by designing artistic displays of rose petals on walls or backdrops. Arrange petals into ombré gradients, floral patterns, or geometric layouts to wow guests. Amp up the atmosphere further by incorporating fairy lights or reflective mirrors alongside the petals for an extra touch of charm. These backdrops serve as captivating focal points for photo booths, ceremonies, or speeches, leaving guests with lasting memories.

Fresh rose petals offer endless opportunities to bring elegance, romance, and charm to any celebration. Whether you're designing a stunning aisle, crafting dreamy table accents, or setting up picturesque photo spots, these ideas will make your event truly unforgettable!

Care

Proper care and handling of fresh rose petals for weddings and events are essential to ensure their beauty lasts throughout the occasion. To maintain their freshness, store the petals in a cool, dry environment, such as a refrigerator, using an airtight container to regulate humidity and protect them from drying out. Avoid exposing the petals to excessive heat or moisture, as both can cause wilting or dull their vibrant hues. Lightly misting the petals can also help keep their edges soft and prevent brittleness.

If the petals will be used for decoration or culinary purposes, it is important to confirm they are free from pesticides and carefully inspected. Handle them with clean hands or tools to prevent any contamination and to preserve their pristine condition. Thoughtful preparation not only keeps the petals looking fresh but also ensures their safe use around food or sensitive areas.

Whether scattered along aisles, arranged as ornate table décor, or used as edible accents, fresh rose petals can elevate the elegance of any event. By following these simple care steps, their natural charm and delicate appearance can be preserved, ensuring they remain a stunning addition to weddings, celebrations, or special gatherings.


 
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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