Wholesale artificial wedding flowers

Start with a focal flower such as a rose or peony, then choose supporting flowers that suit your palette and bouquet size. Hydrangeas can add fullness. Check stem length, flower-head size, and the weight of a trial bouquet before ordering for the wedding party.

Make one trial centerpiece in the vase you plan to use. Count each product separately, multiply by the number of tables, and round each item up to whole inner boxes. For example, if you need 63 stems and that item comes in boxes of 4, order 16 boxes: 64 stems. Other products may have different pack sizes.

Check the inner-box and full-carton choices on the product page. Order in that item’s inner-box quantities, or choose full cartons when they fit your project. Pack counts vary by item. A bush is one piece even when it has several flower heads.

Add up the cost of the complete packs you need for each product, then include vases, greenery, supplies, delivery, and any assembly work. Use your account’s applicable pricing and check discount eligibility at checkout. Compare complete arrangements when weighing silk against fresh flowers; neither option is always less expensive.

Realism depends on the product, lighting, and arrangement. Review close-up product photos, then photograph a trial arrangement beside your linens in daylight and your venue’s lighting. Checking a physical item is the best way to judge whether its color and finish suit your plans.

Allow time for an initial trial order, any design changes, your main order, delivery, and assembly. Check current stock and shipping estimates before choosing an order date. Confirm the delivery timing you need before committing to a time-sensitive event.

Plan reusable designs from the beginning: some ceremony pieces can move to the reception, then be stored for another event. Keep suitable artificial flowers dry, protected from dust, and supported so the petals and stems are not crushed. Follow any product-specific care instructions.