Add a delicate floral detail to wedding invitations, handmade cards and favour boxes with these 15mm paper tea roses from Italian Options. These cluster paper tea roses have layered paper petals and individual flexible wire stems, so you can use a whole bunch or separate the flowers for smaller details.
Choose your colour and a bunch of 12 roses for smaller projects, or 144 roses in 12 bunches for a coordinated set of wedding stationery.
Size and pack details
- Flower head: approximately 15mm across (1.5cm).
- Flexible wire stem: approximately 80mm long (8cm).
- Pack sizes: 12 roses (1 bunch) or 144 roses (12 bunches).
- Each pack contains your selected colour.
- Ready-made paper flowers, ready to add to your design.
15mm tea roses for wedding invitations and handmade cards
Use a single rose beside a ribbon bow on an invitation, or group three together for a miniature floral arrangement. Carry the same detail through save the dates, place cards, favour tags and gift boxes. These miniature roses also suit greeting cards and scrapbook pages where you want a raised floral finish.
Explore our paper flowers to combine different shapes and sizes.
How to use your paper tea roses
Gently separate the stems to use the roses individually. Bend or wrap the wire around ribbon or twine, or shorten it with suitable wire cutters for your layout. When attaching flowers to card, use an adhesive suitable for your materials and test it on a spare piece first.
Stationery tip: make one complete sample before assembling the full set. The raised flowers add depth, so check that your finished invitation fits its envelope or presentation box without squashing the petals.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the roses separately?
Yes. The bunches can be separated so you can use individual flowers or make smaller arrangements.
How many roses do I need for my invitations?
Multiply your number of invitations by the roses you plan to use on each. For example, 40 invitations with three roses each need 120 roses, so a 144-pack leaves 24 for samples or matching details.
What colour are the Ivory & Green roses?
These ivory paper roses have green shading on the petals, as well as green stems. Choose this option for a floral detail that combines ivory and green in the flower head.
How do I choose a colour?
Select a colour to view its photograph. Colours can look different on screens, so a 12-rose bunch is a useful starting point when matching flowers to your card and ribbon.
