Gypsophila - Tinted Orange Bulk
This item is sold by the bunch in multiples of 13.
Stems/Bunch: 7-10 stems per bunch, 20 bunches per box
13 or more bunches
$34.60 per bunch
- * Actual product may vary from image.
- * 5 Day Advance Purchase Required.
- * Earliest delivery when ordered by 2PM ET today is Feb 6.
Common Names: Gyp, Baby's Breath
Wholesale Tinted Orange Baby's Breath injects a burst of vibrant energy into floral designs, making it an essential component for autumnal and harvest-themed events. This fresh-cut Gypsophila is professionally dyed to a rich orange hue, transforming the classic, cloud-like filler into a bold statement piece. It is particularly effective for fall weddings, Halloween parties, and Thanksgiving table settings, where warm, earthy tones are paramount.
The airy structure of the tiny blooms adds significant volume and texture to arrangements without weighing them down. This variety pairs magnificently with deep, moody shades; combine it with burgundy Dahlias, bronze Chrysanthemums, and red Roses to create a rich, multi-dimensional display. It also serves as a striking contrast against rustic elements like dried wheat, cattails, and Sunflowers. Whether used to create voluminous garlands, suspended installations, or simply to accent a bridal bouquet, this orange filler revitalizes the traditional baby’s breath trend.
Our bulk boxes contain 20 bunches, ensuring ample coverage for large-scale event decor and installations. Please be advised that because this product is tinted, there is a possibility of color transference to hands, clothing, or linens during processing and handling.
| Stems/Bunch: | 7-10 stems per bunch, 20 bunches per box |
| Flowers/Stem: | Multi-bloom clusters |
| Size: | 15"-25" stems |
| Availability: | January-December |
| Vase Life: | 5-7 days |
| Price Class: | $ $ $ $ |
| Special Care: | Tinted Gypsophila is spray painted and may flake. |
| Suggestions: | This flower is the universal flower filler! Add fullness to your wedding or event flowers. |
| Read more tips about flower care and preparation here! |
