Dried Petal Confetti Resin Serving Tray with Handles | 12x16

Your dried bouquet is not too late. It is exactly right for this.

If your bouquet has been hanging upside down in a closet since the wedding, you have probably been told it cannot be preserved. That is half true. Dried flowers are too brittle to press flat for a frame. But they are perfect for petal confetti, and this tray is the largest piece we make from it.

We gently break your dried bouquet down into petals, mix every color it holds, and set the confetti beneath crystal clear resin in a 12x16 serving tray with handles. The result looks like your bouquet scattered across the surface of a table, which is more or less what it is.

How it works

1. Reserve your tray. Order here. No rush this time; your flowers are already dried, so there is no five day window.

2. Send us your bouquet. We email packing instructions. Wrap it loosely, box it with padding, and ship. Petals that crumble in transit are fine, since confetti is the goal.

3. We sort, separate, and pour. Your artist breaks the bouquet into petals, sorts the colors so every one is represented, and seals the confetti in resin inside the acrylic tray.

4. It arrives ready to use, with care instructions.

Details

• Size: 12x16 inches, with handles

• Construction: acrylic tray surround with a poured resin surface for durability and longevity

• Resin: crystal clear, high quality resin. Over many years it warms toward amber and may show small bubbles, both natural to hand poured resin

• Made from: petal confetti from your own dried (or fresh) bouquet. Every color in the bouquet is represented

• Works with: bouquets dried for weeks, months, or years. Bouquets that were pressed in a book. Bouquets that partly crumbled

• Not for direct food contact

• Turnaround: 6 to 12 months from the day your flowers arrive

• Handmade to order in Easton, PA. Ships nationwide

How our clients use it

Ottoman tray. Bar cart topper. Coffee table centerpiece. Vanity tray. Kitchen island display. Drink service on the patio. A landing spot for keys and mail in the entry.

Who it is for

• The bride who dried the bouquet and thought preservation had passed her by

• Anniversaries, for the couple whose bouquet has been in a box since the wedding

• Memorial flowers that were saved and dried after a service

• Second chances. The bouquet that sat in a hot car overnight, the one that wilted before it could ship, the one from a wedding five years ago

One bouquet, more than one piece

A dried bouquet produces a surprising amount of confetti. Pair this tray with Dried Petal Confetti Coasters or a Ring Dish from the same flowers, or add the Petal Confetti Locket to wear. If you still want to see the bouquet as it looked, our Digital Floral print recreates it from a photo.

Questions brides ask

Can you really use a bouquet that has been dried for years? Yes. Age does not matter for confetti. Color fades with time, so the palette will be softer than the day of, but every hue that remains is represented.

Why can’t dried flowers go in a frame? Pressing requires fresh, pliable petals. Dried flowers shatter instead of flattening. Confetti in resin is what dried flowers are made for.

Will I recognize my flowers? You will recognize the colors, but not the flowers. The petals are turned into confetti so the design reads as your bouquet’s palette, not as individual blooms.

Is the tray food safe? No. Not for direct food contact. Use a plate or napkin, or use it for drinks and decor.

Will the resin yellow? Slowly, toward amber, over many years. Keep it out of direct sun.

Can I send a fresh bouquet for this piece instead? Yes. Fresh bouquets also make beautiful confetti, though if your flowers are fresh we would encourage you to look at our pressed frames and trays [link: /collections/all] first, since those options are only available before the flowers dry.

Made by a studio that has done this 17,000 times

We are a small, women owned studio in Easton, Pennsylvania. Since 2019 we have preserved more than 17,000 bouquets for clients in all fifty states, a great many of them already dried when they arrived.

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