Dried White Hydrangea Petals — Bohemian Chic Wedding Confetti

Dried white hydrangea — petals of an almost unreal delicacy for a bohemian-pure wedding.

Hydrangea is that garden flower which, as it dries, becomes something almost supernatural — its texture becomes tissue paper, its ivory colour gently patinas, and its graphic beauty intensifies rather than fades. Separated into petals, it transforms into confetti of poetic lightness that falls gently and suits country ceremonies and bohemian chic interiors beautifully.

The art of celebration

Ceremony toss — for a gentle rain of white petals with enveloping softness.
White or cream wedding — for total coherence in pure colour palettes.
Table decoration — scattered on ivory tablecloths for a delicate effect.
Bohemian and rustic weddings — for a natural and subtly romantic spirit.
Floral arrangements — mixed with dried branches and prairie grasses.

What makes it unique

✔ White hydrangea petals — tissue-paper texture of incomparable lightness
✔ Natural patined ivory colour — beautiful as an antique gown
✔ Extreme lightness — falls slowly, like a veil
✔ Biodegradable — respectful of ceremony venues
✔ Fourteen litre formats — from personal trials to large-scale weddings

How many litres for your wedding?

⚠️ Important — formats are listed in LITRES (volume), not weight. Dried hydrangea petals are extremely light: as an indication, 1 litre weighs approximately 7 to 15 g (weight varies depending on the drying degree). The approximate weight is specified for each format below.

0.5 L — ≈ 4 to 8 g — 1 to 2 handfuls. Ideal for: 2 to 5 people — colour test, head table.

1 L — ≈ 7 to 15 g — 2 to 5 handfuls. Ideal for: 5 to 10 people — small event, intimate decoration.

2 L — ≈ 14 to 30 g — 4 to 8 handfuls. Ideal for: 10 to 20 people — intimate ceremony.

3 L — ≈ 21 to 45 g — 6 to 12 handfuls. Ideal for: 20 to 30 people — small ceremony.

4 L — ≈ 28 to 60 g — 8 to 16 handfuls. Ideal for: 30 to 40 people — medium-sized ceremony.

5 L — ≈ 35 to 75 g — 10 to 20 handfuls. Ideal for: 40 to 60 people — aisle path.

6 L — ≈ 42 to 90 g — 12 to 24 handfuls. Ideal for: 50 to 70 people — generous decoration.

7 L — ≈ 50 to 105 g — 14 to 28 handfuls. Ideal for: 60 to 80 people — toss + decoration.

8 L — ≈ 55 to 120 g — 16 to 32 handfuls. Ideal for: 70 to 100 people — complete aisle path.

10 L — ≈ 70 to 150 g — 20 to 40 handfuls. Ideal for: 100 to 130 people — large wedding.

12 L — ≈ 85 to 180 g — 24 to 48 handfuls. Ideal for: 120 to 160 people — very large wedding.

15 L — ≈ 105 to 225 g — 30 to 60 handfuls. Ideal for: 150 to 200 people — prestige event.

20 L — ≈ 140 to 300 g — 40 to 80 handfuls. Ideal for: 200 to 260 people — large event.

24 L — ≈ 170 to 360 g — 48 to 100 handfuls. Ideal for: 250 to 350 people — lavish wedding.

Pair with our Natural Wedding Confetti — to blend the pure white of hydrangea with the spring colours of rose and lavender.

Extend the ceremony to the table — coordinate your confetti with our Personalised Place Cards on Dried Citrus and our Personalised Labels on Dried Citrus, with your guests' names hand-printed — for cohesive wedding decoration from sky to table.

Frequently asked questions

Are the petals pure white?

They display a naturally patined ivory-cream shade — this is the charm of slow drying, with no bleaching or chemical treatment whatsoever.

What do they look like in ceremony exit photos?

Hydrangea petals are of extreme lightness: they float and fall slowly, like a veil, making them one of the most photogenic confetti options for a church or town hall exit.

What quantity should I order?

Count approximately 1 litre for 5 to 10 guests: 3 to 4 L for around thirty guests, 8 L for a wedding of 70 to 100 people. The detailed guide by format is shown above.

Are they biodegradable and permitted outdoors?

Yes — 100% dried flower petals, they decompose naturally within a few weeks. They are accepted at most venues that refuse paper or plastic confetti.

Can I order several weeks before the wedding?

Yes. Stored dry, away from heat and light, the petals maintain their structure and colour for 12 months.