Silk Lisianthus 4 Heads – 46-YWMR2006

A four-head lisianthus stem with the blooms staged at different stages of opening — typically two open flowers and two tighter buds, which is how the flower actually grows and the detail that stops a stem from looking mass-produced. The crepe-textured silk petals are cupped rather than flat, giving lisianthus the rose-like profile it is usually bought as a substitute for.

Lisianthus is the quiet workhorse of soft wedding palettes: cheaper than garden roses, lighter in the hand, and it fills a bouquet without the visual weight of a peony. Four heads per stem means fewer stems to reach the same volume, which matters when you are costing an arrangement. The champagne and light green options are the ones event florists order most — both read as neutral filler against white and blush.

Specifications

Wholesale & Ordering

Packed 50 PCS per carton. Pre-order item — confirm your color split and required delivery date with the enquiry.