Biodegradable confetti (approx. 25 guests)

NEWS! The same confetti but now in a smaller package, 200 grams for about 25 guests. The more packages you buy, the cheaper it gets! Furthermore, the confetti is available in a new super lovely color!

Biodegradable confetti, made from starch and water, which also makes it water-soluble. Its qualities allow it to fall slowly and incredibly beautifully in the air. It is recommended to use it outdoors. 

Our confetti is now available in two colors, Wedding white and Sunset blush (a mix of white, pink, and orange). The confetti takes on a lighter tone in the air, but you can also create your own blend by mixing the different options. Less is more! A small amount of confetti per guest is sufficient. A bag contains 200 grams of confetti, which is enough for about 25 guests or if you want to take confetti pictures in a group or as a couple. 

We recommend using small cones or bags to distribute the confetti to your guests. Store in a dry and cool place, it lasts up to 12 months. 

Tip! 

• The confetti is especially suitable for use outside churches and event venues that want to work sustainably with eco-friendly products, but remember to always ask first.
  
  
• Throw the confetti high over the couple so that it has time to disperse before it starts to fall. Avoid throwing at eye level in front of the couple. Feel free to do a test throw of the confetti during a trial photoshoot with your photographer.
  
  
• Remove the confetti or speed up the decomposition process by washing it away with water. It’s recommended to use a water hose with the highest pressure possible.

Not for consumption. Not suitable for children under three years old.

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Store the confetti dry and at normal room temperature.

Avoid using the confetti if it is raining. If it lands on a wet surface, it will immediately start to loosen and can become sticky.

Colored confetti (food coloring) can cause color stains on textiles if the confetti begins to dissolve. Treat immediately by rinsing with cold water. Use liquid detergent or dishwashing liquid and massage gently for a few minutes, rinse with cold water or machine wash.

The confetti should not be consumed. The confetti is made from natural raw materials but is not manufactured in an environment intended for food production.

Avoid confetti for children under three years of age. The recommendation is based on whether it is put in the mouth. Confetti makes the mouth very dry and can, in the worst case, pose a choking hazard.

Throw the confetti high above the bride and groom or slightly in front of them if they are moving towards you. This will give the confetti time to spread before it starts to fall. Avoid throwing at eye level in front of the bride and groom.

Feel free to test throw the confetti during a test photo shoot with your photographer.

Remove the confetti or speed up the decomposition process by spraying water on it. Use a water hose with the highest pressure possible for the fastest results.

Confetti is especially suitable for use outside churches and party venues that want to work sustainably with environmentally friendly products, but remember to always ask first.