DONATE YOUR FLOWERS | Confetti Club

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It's extremely easy to join the Confetti Club and donate your used flowers

All of our confetti is made from pre-loved flowers which are donated from numerous individuals and businesses around the country. We rely on flower donations so that we can keep on selling wonderful confetti and raising money for charities.

Flowers we can recycle:

COLOURED ROSES AND PEONIES

COLOURED HYDRANGEAS & CARNATIONS

COLOURED DELPHINIUMS & STOCKS

COLOURED TULIPS & SUNFLOWERS

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EUCALPYTUS LEAVES AND LAVENDER

How to donate your flowers:

medium size donations

nationwide

Free Courier for all flower donators UK wide.

Max size per box: 60 x 45 x 45 cm.

Minimum number of flowers 30:

To donate your used flowers from anywhere in the country, please cut the flower heads off and put them in a box and contact us to confirm which day you would like them to be collected.

We will organise and pay for the courier, and they will also bring the delivery label.

LARGE DONATIONS LONDON & MEGA DONATIONS NATIONWIDE

For London donations with 100+ confetti suitable flowers, our team can collect the flowers directly from your floral studio when they are taken back:

For large London donations with 500+ confetti suitable flowers, or for Mega nationwide donations with 2000+ confetti suitable flowers, our team can join on site after the de rig to collect and remove the flowers on site.

Please contact us if you have any events coming up in which we can collect from your studio or on site.

FULL EVENT DE RIG IN

greater london

For big London based weddings/events that require a full de-rig and takedown from an experienced de-rig team:

We have partnered with the fantastic MiddleMen Logistics who can both do the full site de-rig and collection, and then bring the flowers to us right after they have completed the collection.

Please contact ourselves or Middle Men Logistics directly to organise these larger scale collections.