About this bunch
Real petals, grown, dried and bagged on the farm at Salle Moor Hall. No dyes, no chemicals, no plastic. A 4g bag holds roughly one generous handful, which is the right portion for one wedding guest's throw, a single resin project or a batch of hand-poured candles. For a wedding, count bags by guests: thirty guests, thirty bags.
Five palettes to choose from. White for classic work. Yellow and orange, mostly calendula and marigold tones. Blue, which is cornflower and delphinium and the one that does something remarkable under resin. Dark pink and red from the deeper cottage flowers. And burgundy and black, the most dramatic of them, which suits autumn and winter.
These are real flowers, so the exact varieties and shades shift with the season. The palette stays coherent; the precise mix does not. Because they are entirely biodegradable and undyed, churches, country houses and outdoor venues accept them where paper and plastic confetti are banned, and there is nothing to clear up afterwards. Kept dry and out of sunlight the colours stay vivid for a year and more.