Dried Blue Rose Petals — Biodegradable Wedding Confetti

Preserved Blue Rose Petals — a dreamlike rain in azure hues for an enchantingly elegant and extraordinary wedding.

The blue rose petal is rarity made beauty — an enchanting shade between sky blue and periwinkle blue, which creates a magical atmosphere for your ceremony. These petals are preserved with vegetable glycerin: a technique that preserves their silky, supple texture, unlike freeze-drying. Result: softer, heavier petals that fall with a different grace — like silk suspended in air. Biodegradable.

The art of petal tossing

Ceremony toss — for a rare and poetic azure rain of exceptional beauty.
Romantic, bohemian, or fairytale wedding — an exceptional color.
Table decoration — scattered across white tablecloths for striking contrast.
Petal pathway — for a sky-carpet effect along the entire ceremony aisle.

What makes it unique

✔ Blue rose petals preserved with vegetable glycerin — silky, supple, and durable texture
✔ Unique azure blue color — hue achieved through natural preservation
✔ 100% biodegradable — vegetable glycerin is fully degradable
✔ Storage life of 1 to 3 years — longer than freeze-dried petals
✔ 14 sizes in liters — from 0.5L to 24L

How many liters?

⚠️ Important — sizes are indicated in LITERS (volume), not weight. Preserved petals are denser than freeze-dried petals: as a guide, 1 liter weighs approximately 60 to 80 g.

0.5 L — ≈ 30 to 40 g — 2 to 5 people.
1 L — ≈ 60 to 80 g — 5 to 10 people.
2 L — ≈ 120 to 160 g — 10 to 20 people.
3 L — ≈ 180 to 240 g — 20 to 30 people.
4 L — ≈ 240 to 320 g — 30 to 40 people.
5 L — ≈ 300 to 400 g — 40 to 60 people.
6 L — ≈ 360 to 480 g — 50 to 70 people.
7 L — ≈ 420 to 560 g — 60 to 80 people.
8 L — ≈ 480 to 640 g — 70 to 100 people.
10 L — ≈ 600 to 800 g — 100 to 130 people.
12 L — ≈ 720 to 960 g — 120 to 160 people.
15 L — ≈ 900 g to 1.2 kg — 150 to 200 people.
20 L — ≈ 1.2 to 1.6 kg — 200 to 260 people.
24 L — ≈ 1.44 to 1.92 kg — 250 to 350 people.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the blue color obtained on a rose?

Through preservation with glycerin — the process replaces the rose's natural sap with a solution of vegetable glycerin and natural blue pigment. The rose retains its supple texture and acquires its unique azure hue.

Are these petals biodegradable despite the glycerin?

Yes — vegetable glycerin is fully biodegradable and non-toxic. The petals decompose naturally.

What is the difference with freeze-dried petals?

Preserved petals are more supple and silky — they fall differently, more slowly and gently. Freeze-dried ones are lighter and tissue-paper-like. Both are biodegradable, but preservation allows the blue hue to be retained, which does not exist in the rose's natural state.

Do they stain white dresses?

Preservation with glycerin makes the petals slightly damp to the touch. We recommend not rubbing them directly on the dress — for an aerial toss, there is no risk of staining.