Standard UK delivery starts from £5.95 and is sent via Royal Mail. Delivery charges are calculated by weight at checkout.
Confetti Bee FAQ's & Help Center
- How much is UK delivery?
- Do you offer free UK delivery?
- How long does standard UK delivery take?
- Do you offer express delivery?
- Do you offer next day delivery?
- Are delivery times guaranteed?
- Which delivery option should I choose if my wedding or event is soon?
- When will my order be dispatched?
- Who delivers my order?
- Will I receive tracking information?
- How are confetti samples delivered?
- Can I get faster delivery for samples?
- Do you deliver internationally?
- Will I have to pay customs charges on international orders?
- Can I delay dispatch of my order?
- When will a delayed dispatch order be sent?
- What happens if my event is within one month of ordering?
- Who should I contact about delivery questions?
- What is delayed dispatch?
- How far in advance can I place a delayed dispatch order?
- How do I request delayed dispatch?
- Why should I use delayed dispatch?
- Will my confetti still be fresh?
- When will my delayed dispatch order be sent?
- Can I order early if I do not want to store the confetti myself?
- How should I store natural petal confetti?
- Should petal confetti be kept in an airtight container?
- Can petal confetti get damp?
- Can I store petal confetti in direct sunlight?
- How long does natural petal confetti last?
- Should I keep taking petal confetti out of the packaging?
- When should I put petal confetti into cones, packets, baskets, or other packaging?
- Can I add silica gel to petal confetti storage?
- How should I store paper confetti?
- How long does paper confetti last?
- Can paper confetti get wet?
- Can paper confetti be stored in advance of a wedding?
- Where is the best place to store confetti at home?
- What type of confetti looks best in wedding photos?
- Why is hydrangea petal confetti good for photos?
- What is EverFloat® Confetti?
- Is larger confetti better for photos?
- Does petal confetti photograph better than paper confetti?
- What colours look best in confetti photos?
- Should I choose confetti to match my wedding theme?
- What confetti is best for a soft, romantic photo?
- What confetti is best for bold, colourful photos?
- How much confetti do I need for good photos?
- What else helps create the perfect confetti photo?
- When should we plan the confetti photo?
- Where is the best place to take confetti photos?
- Should guests throw confetti in a particular way?
- Is biodegradable confetti suitable for photos?
- Why does Confetti Bee sell natural petal confetti by the litre?
- Why not sell natural petal confetti by weight?
- What do I receive if I order a quantity of 1?
- Does 1 litre look the same for every type of petal confetti?
- How does petal size affect the amount of confetti I receive?
- How many handfuls are in 1 litre of small petal confetti?
- How many handfuls are in 1 litre of medium or large petal confetti?
- What does Confetti Bee mean by a loose handful?
- How much aisle coverage does 1 litre of natural confetti provide?
- Why is my 1 litre bag not full to the top?
- How does Confetti Bee measure the confetti?
- Does selling by the litre make the quantity more transparent?
- Should I order enough confetti for every guest?
Delivery
- How much is UK delivery?
- Do you offer free UK delivery?
- How long does standard UK delivery take?
- Do you offer express delivery?
- Do you offer next day delivery?
- Are delivery times guaranteed?
- Which delivery option should I choose if my wedding or event is soon?
- When will my order be dispatched?
- Who delivers my order?
- Will I receive tracking information?
- How are confetti samples delivered?
- Can I get faster delivery for samples?
- Do you deliver internationally?
- Will I have to pay customs charges on international orders?
- Can I delay dispatch of my order?
- When will a delayed dispatch order be sent?
- What happens if my event is within one month of ordering?
- Who should I contact about delivery questions?
How much is UK delivery?
Do you offer free UK delivery?
Yes. Confetti Bee offers free UK standard delivery on orders over £60 when customers enter the code FreeDelivery at checkout. This cannot be used with another offer.
How long does standard UK delivery take?
Standard UK delivery usually takes 3–5 working days via Royal Mail. These timings are Royal Mail estimates, not guaranteed delivery dates.
Do you offer express delivery?
Yes. Express Delivery costs £7.99 and is a 1–2 business day service for orders placed before 1pm.
Do you offer next day delivery?
Yes. Confetti Bee offers Express Next Day Guaranteed Before 1pm for £14.99. Orders must be placed before 1pm, and the service excludes weekends.
Are delivery times guaranteed?
No. Confetti Bee states that delivery lead times are set by Royal Mail and are estimates only, not guarantees. Customers are advised to factor this in when choosing a delivery option.
Which delivery option should I choose if my wedding or event is soon?
If your wedding or event is within one week of placing your order, Confetti Bee strongly recommends choosing an Express delivery service to help avoid delivery issues.
When will my order be dispatched?
Orders are dispatched from Confetti Bee HQ in Lancashire, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays. Confetti Bee aims to dispatch orders within 24 hours, though orders containing Pre-Filled confetti can take up to 48 hours.
Who delivers my order?
Orders are delivered via Royal Mail or DPD couriers.
Will I receive tracking information?
Yes. Once your order has been packaged and sent out with the courier, Confetti Bee will email you a tracking number.
How are confetti samples delivered?
Confetti samples are delivered in a protective box that fits through the letterbox. Samples are sent via Royal Mail 2nd Class, and customers should allow 5–7 working days for delivery.
Can I get faster delivery for samples?
Yes, but customers need to contact Confetti Bee for a quote if they require a faster delivery service for samples.
Do you deliver internationally?
Yes. Confetti Bee offers delivery to Europe and worldwide, with an estimated lead time of 2–3 weeks. Delivery costs are calculated at checkout.
Will I have to pay customs charges on international orders?
International orders to the EU and the rest of the world may be subject to customs charges. Confetti Bee says it has no control or responsibility over these charges and recommends checking before purchasing.
Can I delay dispatch of my order?
Yes. Customers can place an order in advance and delay dispatch by selecting the delayed dispatch option on the product page and entering their wedding or event date. Confetti Bee says delayed orders can be placed up to 24 months before the event.
When will a delayed dispatch order be sent?
Confetti Bee schedules delayed orders to arrive in good time and dispatches them no later than 3 weeks before the wedding or event. In very high demand periods, this may change to customers receiving their order no less than 2 weeks before the event.
What happens if my event is within one month of ordering?
If the wedding or event is within one month of the order date, Confetti Bee will dispatch the order straight away.
Who should I contact about delivery questions?
Customers can email hello@confettibee.co.uk, use live chat between 8am and 10pm, or submit the contact form on the website.
Delayed Dispatch
- What is delayed dispatch?
- How far in advance can I place a delayed dispatch order?
- How do I request delayed dispatch?
- Why should I use delayed dispatch?
- Will my confetti still be fresh?
- When will my delayed dispatch order be sent?
- Can I order early if I do not want to store the confetti myself?
What is delayed dispatch?
Delayed dispatch lets you place your Confetti Bee order in advance and have it sent closer to your wedding or event date. Confetti Bee offers this so customers can order early without needing to store their confetti for longer than necessary.
How far in advance can I place a delayed dispatch order?
You can place a delayed dispatch order up to 24 months before your wedding or event.
How do I request delayed dispatch?
When placing your order, select Yes "Delay my Order" enter your wedding or event date. We will then schedule your order to be sent 4 weeks before the event.
Why should I use delayed dispatch?
Delayed dispatch helps you tick confetti off your wedding to-do list early, spread your wedding budget over time, and avoid last-minute stress or disappointment if products become unavailable.
Will my confetti still be fresh?
Yes. Confetti Bees delayed dispatch means your confetti will arrive as a fresh batch, regardless of how long ago you placed the order.
When will my delayed dispatch order be sent?
Confetti Bee will send your order 4 weeks before your wedding or event date, giving it enough time to arrive before the big day.
Can I order early if I do not want to store the confetti myself?
Yes. Delayed dispatch is a good option if you want to order early but would prefer not to store the confetti at home until nearer your event. Once the confetti arrives, it is your responsibility to store it correctly.
Confetti Storage
- How should I store natural petal confetti?
- Should petal confetti be kept in an airtight container?
- Can petal confetti get damp?
- Can I store petal confetti in direct sunlight?
- How long does natural petal confetti last?
- Should I keep taking petal confetti out of the packaging?
- When should I put petal confetti into cones, packets, baskets, or other packaging?
- Can I add silica gel to petal confetti storage?
- How should I store paper confetti?
- How long does paper confetti last?
- Can paper confetti get wet?
- Can paper confetti be stored in advance of a wedding?
- Where is the best place to store confetti at home?
How should I store natural petal confetti?
Natural petal confetti should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. A dry cupboard, wardrobe, drawer, or another dark storage space is ideal.
Should petal confetti be kept in an airtight container?
Yes. Petal confetti is best stored in a sealed bag, airtight container, or Tupperware-style box. This helps protect the petals from moisture, air exposure, and light.
Can petal confetti get damp?
No. Petal confetti should always be kept dry. Moisture can cause the petals to wilt, clump together, fade, or degrade, so avoid storing it near condensation, damp walls, cupboards, bathrooms, kitchens, or anywhere that could be prone to leaks.
Can I store petal confetti in direct sunlight?
No. Direct sunlight or strong artificial light can cause natural petals to fade over time. Store your confetti somewhere dark to help preserve its colour.
How long does natural petal confetti last?
When stored correctly in a cool, dry, dark place, Confetti Bee’s dried petal confetti can last around 6–12 months.
Should I keep taking petal confetti out of the packaging?
It is best not to repeatedly remove petal confetti from its packaging and put it back again. Keeping it sealed and protected will help preserve its quality.
When should I put petal confetti into cones, packets, baskets, or other packaging?
Confetti Bee recommends decanting confetti into your chosen wedding packaging around 2 days before your wedding or event. Once filled, keep the packaging somewhere cool, dry, and away from sunlight and moisture.
Can I add silica gel to petal confetti storage?
Yes. Silica gel packets can help absorb moisture in the air and may help protect natural petal confetti while it is being stored.
How should I store paper confetti?
Paper confetti should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. Keeping it sealed in its original bag or another protective container will help keep it in the best condition.
How long does paper confetti last?
Biodegradable paper confetti can last up to 2 years when stored correctly.
Can paper confetti get wet?
No. Paper confetti should be kept away from moisture. If it becomes damp, it may clump together or lose its quality.
Can paper confetti be stored in advance of a wedding?
Yes. Paper confetti is a good option for couples planning ahead because, when stored correctly, it can remain in excellent condition for a long time.
Where is the best place to store confetti at home?
A cool, dry cupboard, drawer, wardrobe, or storage box is ideal. Avoid windowsills, conservatories, garages, bathrooms, damp cupboards, hot rooms, and anywhere exposed to direct sunlight or humidity.
Best Confetti For Photos
- What type of confetti looks best in wedding photos?
- Why is hydrangea petal confetti good for photos?
- What is EverFloat® Confetti?
- Is larger confetti better for photos?
- Does petal confetti photograph better than paper confetti?
- What colours look best in confetti photos?
- Should I choose confetti to match my wedding theme?
- What confetti is best for a soft, romantic photo?
- What confetti is best for bold, colourful photos?
- How much confetti do I need for good photos?
- What else helps create the perfect confetti photo?
- When should we plan the confetti photo?
- Where is the best place to take confetti photos?
- Should guests throw confetti in a particular way?
- Is biodegradable confetti suitable for photos?
What type of confetti looks best in wedding photos?
Natural petal confetti is a beautiful choice for wedding photos. At Confetti Bee we especially recommends natural hydrangea petals, as their larger size, delicate detail, and gentle floating effect help create a romantic, picture-perfect confetti moment.
Why is hydrangea petal confetti good for photos?
Hydrangea petals are light, crisp, and float gracefully when thrown. Because they fall more slowly, photographers have a little extra time to capture the perfect confetti shot.
What is EverFloat® Confetti?
EverFloat® Confetti is Confetti Bee’s exclusive collection of natural hydrangea petal confetti. It is designed to float beautifully through the air, helping create magical, airy confetti photos.
Is larger confetti better for photos?
Yes. Larger petal confetti tends to show up more clearly on camera, reflect light better, and float for longer than smaller or heavier pieces such as Rose Petals. This can make the confetti more visible and impactful in photos.
Does petal confetti photograph better than paper confetti?
For elegant wedding photography, at Confetti Bee we highlight larger petal confetti as a strong option because it reflects light well and floats longer when thrown. Paper confetti can still work well, especially for bright, playful, or party-style photos.
What colours look best in confetti photos?
Bright colours such as pink and yellow can really pop against a background, while softer or neutral tones create a more romantic and elegant look. The best colour choice depends on your wedding theme, venue, outfits, and the overall style you want in your photos.
Should I choose confetti to match my wedding theme?
Yes. Choosing confetti that complements your wedding colours can help your photos look more coordinated. Confetti Bee’s hydrangea petals come in a wide range of colours, from bold shades to subtle tones, so you can match your chosen wedding aesthetic.
What confetti is best for a soft, romantic photo?
Natural hydrangea petal confetti is ideal for a soft, romantic look. Its light texture creates an airy, fluttering effect as it falls, which can make wedding photos feel elegant and magical.
What confetti is best for bold, colourful photos?
Choose brighter confetti colours or a mixed-colour blend if you want a more vibrant, eye-catching photo. Confetti Bee suggests that bright colours can stand out beautifully against different backgrounds.
How much confetti do I need for good photos?
You need enough confetti to be clearly visible in the shot. Too little confetti may not create the full effect, while too much in a small space can look cluttered. The right amount depends on your venue, number of guests, and the type of photo you want.
What else helps create the perfect confetti photo?
Good lighting, a simple background, careful timing, and clear instructions for guests can all help. Natural light works particularly well because it enhances the colours of the confetti and gives the photo a soft glow.
When should we plan the confetti photo?
Plan the confetti shot in advance with your photographer and venue. Make sure there is enough time in the schedule, choose a suitable location, and let guests know when and how to throw the confetti.
Where is the best place to take confetti photos?
Choose a location with good light, enough space for guests to throw confetti, and a background that will not distract from the moment. Outdoor settings with natural light often work beautifully.
Should guests throw confetti in a particular way?
Yes. Encourage guests to throw confetti upwards or over the couple, rather than directly at their faces. Throws from different heights and directions can create more movement and make the final photo feel more joyful and natural.
Is biodegradable confetti suitable for photos?
Yes. Confetti Bee’s natural petal confetti is biodegradable and can still create stunning photos. It is also a practical choice for venues that require biodegradable confetti.
Petal Confetti Volumes
- Why does Confetti Bee sell natural petal confetti by the litre?
- Why not sell natural petal confetti by weight?
- What do I receive if I order a quantity of 1?
- Does 1 litre look the same for every type of petal confetti?
- How does petal size affect the amount of confetti I receive?
- How many handfuls are in 1 litre of small petal confetti?
- How many handfuls are in 1 litre of medium or large petal confetti?
- What does Confetti Bee mean by a loose handful?
- How much aisle coverage does 1 litre of natural confetti provide?
- Why is my 1 litre bag not full to the top?
- How does Confetti Bee measure the confetti?
- Does selling by the litre make the quantity more transparent?
- Should I order enough confetti for every guest?
Why does Confetti Bee sell natural petal confetti by the litre?
Confetti Bee sells natural petal confetti by the litre because dried petals vary in size, texture, and weight. Measuring by volume gives customers a fair and consistent amount, no matter which petal type they choose.
Why not sell natural petal confetti by weight?
Selling by weight can be misleading because different petals weigh different amounts. Some petals are lighter, some are heavier, and some are larger or more textured. A weight-based measurement could mean customers receive very different-looking amounts depending on the petal type.
What do I receive if I order a quantity of 1?
If you order a quantity of 1, you will receive 1 full litre of confetti.
Does 1 litre look the same for every type of petal confetti?
Not exactly. Smaller petals will look like a higher number of petals, while larger petals will look like fewer individual pieces. However, each option is still measured as 1 full litre by volume.
How does petal size affect the amount of confetti I receive?
With smaller petal confetti, you receive a higher volume of individual petals. With medium petals, you receive fewer individual petals than small types but more than large types. With large petals, you receive fewer individual petals because each petal takes up more space.
How many handfuls are in 1 litre of small petal confetti?
Confetti Bee estimates that 1 litre of small petal confetti provides around 10–15 loose handfuls and fills approximately 15–20 packets.
How many handfuls are in 1 litre of medium or large petal confetti?
Confetti Bee estimates that 1 litre of medium or large petal confetti provides around 8–12 loose handfuls and fills approximately 10–15 packets.
What does Confetti Bee mean by a loose handful?
A loose handful is measured as approximately 50ml, which is the same as a double shot glass. It is intended to represent a typical amount someone would hold to throw.
How much aisle coverage does 1 litre of natural confetti provide?
As a rough guide, Confetti Bee estimates that 1 litre of natural confetti scattered lightly will cover approximately 1 metre of aisle.
Why is my 1 litre bag not full to the top?
The bags Confetti Bee uses can hold more than 1 litre, so they are not filled right to the brim. This leaves air space around the petals, helping cushion them and reduce crushing during transport.
How does Confetti Bee measure the confetti?
Confetti Bee measures the confetti by volume using a 1 litre jug before it is bagged. We also add a little extra.
Does selling by the litre make the quantity more transparent?
Yes. Confetti Bee says selling by the litre is the most transparent and reliable way to supply eco-friendly wedding confetti while keeping quality consistent across the range.
Should I order enough confetti for every guest?
Confetti Bee recommends accounting for every guest as a minimum, as guests love to join in the confetti moment and it avoids anyone being left out.
