Artificial Soap Rose Carnation Bouquet - Wedding Gift Long-Lasting

| 500 Units | 1,000 Units | 2,000 Units | 5,000 Units | 10,000 Units | 20,000 Units | 50,000 Units | 80,000 Units |
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| $0.60 | $0.59 | $0.58 | $0.57 | $0.53 | $0.52 | $0.51 | $0.50 |
- Production Time
- 8 days
- Rush Time
- 5:days
- Free Shipping
- Yes
Description
Our artificial soap flower bouquet, featuring roses and carnations, is crafted for timeless beauty. Made from high-quality materials, these blooms never wilt or fade, symbolizing eternal love and lasting bonds. Versatile and elegant, they’re perfect for fall weddings, French country, rustic, and vintage celebrations, as well as ceremonies, events, and parties. Ideal as a wedding gift, they add sophistication to the big day. These everlasting flowers also make heartfelt presents for Valentines Day, Mothers Day, birthdays, anniversaries, engagements, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Suitable for grandmas, moms, wives, sisters, girlfriends, colleagues, and best friends, they blend durability with customizable charm. The bouquet comes with soap/gift wrap, ensuring a polished presentation. Made from plastic, it’s portable and long-lasting, designed to maintain its vibrant look for years. Whether for decoration, gifting, or scrapbooking, this wholesale-friendly, promotional bouquet offers style and sentiment for any occasion. Rush service available for last-minute needs.
Product details
- Material
- Plastic
- Size
- Length: 11.81 in; Width: 1.38 in; Height: 0 in
- Theme
- Anniversary, Birthday, Christmas
- Origin
- China
- Imprint Color
- Standard Colors
- Sold Unimprinted
- Yes
- Personalization
- Yes
- Imprint Size
- 1" x 1" or custom size
- Imprint Location
- Centered on Front or as you request
- Packaging
- Box, Poly Bag, Custom
- Shipping Items
- 600 per Case
- Shipping Dimensions
- Length: 24.02 in; Width: 24.02 in; Height: 18.9 in
- Shipping Weight
- 39.68 lbs
Supported services
Documentation
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