Lake District & Cumbria wedding suppliers

Wedding Confetti Suppliers (Lake District & UK)

Find confetti that suits your photographs and your venue’s rules. Browse suppliers, compare materials and check delivery times.

Confetti supplier directory

Browse the suppliers below and contact your favourites directly to check availability, coverage and prices. Some are based further afield, so confirm travel or delivery to your venue.

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Shropshire Petals

UK • Real petal confetti (biodegradable)

Known for: farm-grown petals + delayed delivery options.

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Confetti Bee

UK • Petal + paper confetti (biodegradable)

Known for: petals, packets and paper options.

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Proper Confetti

UK • Paper circles + petal mixes

Known for: biodegradable paper circles in lots of colourways.

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WedFetti

UK • Biodegradable confetti (petal & paper)

Known for: broad range + accessories.

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Wedding Confetti Shop

UK • Dried flower mixes + petals

Known for: lots of mixes (lavender, cornflower, seasonal blends).

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Flower Confetti

UK • Petal confetti (biodegradable)

Known for: affordable petal options + colour mixes.

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Paper Circles

UK • Biodegradable paper confetti

Known for: paper circles, mixes and packs.

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Dried Flower Craft

UK • Dried petals & natural confetti

Known for: dried petals, lavender and craft-friendly options.

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Ginger Ray

UK • Confetti cannons & party confetti

Known for: confetti cannons (great for evening entrances / dancefloor).

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Team Hen

UK • Confetti + accessories

Known for: fun confetti options and party extras.

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Choosing confetti that photographs beautifully

If your venue allows it, biodegradable petals and larger paper shapes tend to float longer — which usually means better photos. A little planning (and a bit more confetti than you think) makes the moment feel fuller and more joyful.

 

Quick checklist: biodegradable / venue-friendly bigger petals / shapes colour contrast envelopes / cones order early (or delayed delivery)

 

Tip: some venues (especially churches and outdoor sites) restrict plastic or foil confetti — when in doubt, ask the venue and stick to petals, paper circles, or botanical blends.

FAQs

How much confetti should we buy?
As a rough guide, aim for at least one good handful per guest who’ll be throwing it. If you want a fuller “confetti tunnel”, ordering extra usually pays off.
What type of confetti looks best in photos?
Petals (delphinium / rose / wildflower) and larger paper shapes tend to float longer and show up more clearly, especially with contrasting colours.
What if our venue doesn’t allow confetti?
Ask what they do allow — bubbles, ribbon wands, or biodegradable paper options are sometimes permitted even when petals aren’t. Your venue will usually have a clear policy.
 

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