Artificial Rose Bouquet, 12pcs Fake Plastic Roses for Wedding Centerpiece
Artificial Rose Bouquet, 12pcs Fake Plastic Roses for Wedding Centerpiece
Wine Red Artificial Rose Bouquet – Realistic Fake Flowers for Every Occasion
Elevate your space with this stunning deep wine red artificial rose bouquet. Crafted from durable plastic, these lifelike fake roses require zero maintenance and no battery — perfect for long-lasting display.
Key Features
- Rich Wine Red Color – Deep, dramatic hue ideal for moody, romantic, and seasonal aesthetics
- Versatile Use – Perfect for weddings, engagements, Halloween altars, Day of the Dead ofrendas, Memorial Day tributes, and fall/winter events
- Tabletop Ready – Stands upright for centerpieces, vase arrangements, and shelf displays
- No Maintenance – No watering, no wilting, no battery required
- Durable Plastic Construction – Holds shape and color season after season
Specifications
| Material | Plastic (PE) |
|---|---|
| Color | Wine Red |
| Battery Required | No |
| Suitable Seasons | Fall, Winter, Year-Round |
| Occasions | Wedding, Halloween, Day of the Dead, Memorial Day, Home Decor |
Use Scenarios
- Wedding table centerpieces and ceremony backdrops
- Halloween and Day of the Dead altar arrangements
- Fall and winter seasonal home decor
- Memorial Day grave or tribute displays
- Everyday vase and shelf styling
Frequently Asked Questions
How many do I actually get?
The set runs to 12 pieces — that is the real count, not a rounded-up marketing number. It is the figure worth comparing against price when you are looking at similar sets.
Will it work with my phone or computer?
The supported systems are in the specs — this class of device lists exactly which phones, tablets, and computers it plays with. Match your model to the list and you are set.
How long does the battery last?
The runtime is in the specs — days of normal use or hours of heavy use depending on the mode. It charges over the cable or dock shown.
What can I connect to the projector?
Phones, laptops, TV sticks, USB drives — the input list is in the specs. It throws a sharp image onto any light wall or screen in a dim room.
Do I need an app or account?
Check the listing for the app requirement — most pair in minutes with a free app, and the ones that run standalone note it in the specs. Nothing needs a subscription to work.