These red velvet artificial roses give you fifty soft-touch blooms in a single batch, enough to fill a bouquet, wrap a stair rail or dress several tables without ordering twice. Velvet petals hold a deep, matte colour that photographs well under dim reception lighting, and because the flowers never wilt you can arrange them days before an event. They suit couples decorating a wedding on a budget, hosts planning a housewarming party, and anyone refreshing a room who wants colour that survives outdoors.
Velvet petals and paper-wrapped stems
The heads are velvet, which gives each rose a short pile that catches light softly rather than shining like silk or satin. Every stem carries a paper wrap finishing the length below the bloom, so the bunch looks bound and handled rather than bare wire. At 1.100 kg for the full set of fifty, the bundle has the weight of a real arrangement when you hold it.
Which colour should you choose?
Four colourways are available, all built on the same velvet bloom and paper-wrapped stem: Red, Wine, White and Pink. Red suits bold centrepieces and photo backdrops. Wine reads as a deeper evening tone and pairs naturally with candlelight. White works for neutral, minimal arrangements or mixed into other colours. Pink softens a table or shelf and sits comfortably in a bedroom. Because the stems are consistent across the range, you can order two colours and combine them in one arrangement.
Where can you use them?
The roses are specified for outdoor use, so they tolerate a garden ceremony, a balcony rail or a doorway arch that stays outside. For home decoration, they work in a vase on a hall table, woven into a wreath, or taped along a banister. The paper wrap means no water source is needed. Fifty stems goes further than most people expect: roughly a dozen fill a hand-tied bouquet, and the remainder can wrap a staircase or scatter across several surfaces.
What to expect from red velvet artificial roses
These are artificial flowers, so they keep their shape and colour between events rather than opening or fading like cut stems. Velvet pile can flatten where a bloom is pressed against another, so store them loosely. The paper wrap softens if it sits in rain for long periods — bring arrangements in during heavy weather if you want the wrap to stay crisp. Weight and hand feel are those of a dense bundle, not a sparse filler pack.
Wedding and housewarming use
For a wedding, the fifty stems cover a bridal bouquet, a few table centres and a decorated arch without a second order. For a housewarming party, they can dress a gift table or a mantel in the colourway that matches the room. They are also a practical answer for anyone who wants fresh-looking red blooms in a space where cut flowers would be impractical.
Choosing Between Colour Variants
The red velvet artificial roses arrive as 50 pieces per bouquet, so each colour option gives you the same generous count for a single arrangement or several smaller displays. If you are decorating for a housewarming party, the red and wine versions suit warm indoor settings, while the white and pink options brighten outdoor tables. All four variants share velvet petals and paper-wrapped stems.
Weighing 1.100 kg, the bouquet is easy to carry between rooms or venues, and the model 45677 design keeps every stem consistent. Match the colour to your existing decor rather than the occasion alone.
Specifications
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Weight: 1.100 kg
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Material: Velvet
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Model Number: 45677
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Flower Style: Flower Bouquet
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Applications: Housewarming Party
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Occasion: Wedding
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Purpose: Home Decoration
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Container Shape: Box
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CN: Tianjin
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Usage scenarios: Outdoor
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