Review on WAKISAKI Separated Deodorized Aritificial Decoration by Andrew Amzallag

Glad I checked out the other reviews of rose petals. I read in many reviews that the petals have to be separated by hand. These are absolutely none. I recently had a wedding at my house, complete with an aisle runner and a flower girl (well, okay, the flower girl was also the best man because we didn't have a flower girl, but he put on a great show). The petals were great, and not only did they have good "flow quality," they also had good "throw quality," as the best man/flower girl tended to spread the petals that way. Fly up, slide down. I have to say, quite a pleasant effect. I also decorated the table with cake and flower fillings as standard wedding table decorations and they looked amazing. A petal-shaped tube, laid out nicely on a table, spreads out (in perfect volume without overdoing it) for an 18-foot walkway for approximate range. Calculate the length of your passage; At a conservative estimate, 1 tube per 15-20 feet depending on the skill of your flower girl (or whoever). I was very pleased. I was particularly pleased that they came ready to use (you had to fluff the tube up a bit) and were of decent quality and didn't need to be disassembled by hand. I confess I have not put my nose in a pipe or sniffed it. Fragrance really wasn't one of my priorities. If I ever plan another wedding that has a "petal component," I'll come back to that. Highly recommended! Especially compared to MOST OTHER petals!