Wedding Gifts
For the day itself, and for the anniversary that follows it.
Soap flowers do the job real flowers cannot at a wedding: they go in the post weeks early, they survive a car boot in August, and they are still on the shelf a year later. The white and ivory boxes are the ones people send for the wedding; the reds and the rose quartz are for the anniversary.
Everything here arrives boxed with no prices inside, so it can go straight onto the table with the cards. If you are buying for the couple's new home rather than the day, housewarming gifts is the shelf next door, and the boxed sets cover the same ground with less choosing.
Questions we get asked
How far ahead can I buy soap flowers for a wedding?
Months. They are soap, not cut flowers, so there is nothing to wilt. Keep the box closed, out of direct sun and out of the bathroom — steam is the one thing that shortens their life.
Are these suitable as wedding favours for a whole table?
The single stems and the sets of nine are what people use for favours; the boxed bouquets are a gift for one person rather than a table. If you need a specific count, email hello@wrenfold.co.uk before ordering and we will confirm stock.
Can you send it directly to the couple?
Yes. Put their address as the delivery address at checkout. Nothing we send carries a price, so it can go straight to them.