AMERICAN FUNERAL FLOWERS

8 Cups Wedding Freeze Dried Rose Petals IVORY CREAM 1.5 Oz / 180 Petals

Our freeze dried petals are very pretty and can be used in so many romantic ways. You can place them inside the wedding invitation , you can throw them , you can sprinkle them on the table, or use them in your runner aisle. The freeze dried petals are biodegradable and are welcome to the churches and many other places These freeze-dried rose petals are truly versatile as they can be used as confetti, table decorations, to sprinkle on the path to the church or reception, as part of the cake table decorations. These beautiful freeze dried rose petals can be placed into baskets and cones for your guests to throw. Tossing: 100 petals per 6 to 8 guests Table Decoration: 100 petals per 1 to 2 tables with centerpiece Aisle: 100 petals will cover: 1 square foot (dense), 2 square feet (moderate coverage) or 5 square feet (light coverage, like a scattering of petals) Flower Girl: 100 to 200 petals depending on how she tosses them and how long the aisle is. Table Decoration: 2 to 4 cups per table with centerpiece (depends on how dense you want it to be) Aisle: 8 cups per square foot (dense), 4 cups per square foot (moderate coverage), 2 cups per square foot (light coverage), 1 cup per square foot (scattered look) Flower Girl: 4 to 8 cups Tossing: 1/3 to 1/2 cup per guest

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This designed was inspired by the stargazer Flower.
After I finished, I googled the meaning of the Stargazer.
It says, "purity of heart" and what a coincidence that the flower on my necklace lays on the left side.... :-) isn't that cool? :-)