These rose petal ice cubes are one of the easiest DIY projects I've ever come across. Such a practical idea for jazzing up a wedding reception punch bowl or tableside water pitchers. Simple, effective and cheap to make. Wedding planners should definitely add this budget-friendly idea to their a la carte services. You'll need:
Three Easy Steps
1. Fill an ice cube tray half way with water. Freeze
2. Place one rose petal on each cube.
3. Pour one teaspoon of water over each petal. Freeze again.
It's that simple! Here is a quick tutorial.
You could also opt to freeze the entire rose head like the photo below. Spray roses would work perfect since they are a bit smaller in size. Here's another tutorial.
The possibilities are pretty much limitless. For a complete list of other edible flowers that could be considered when making flower petal ice cubes, check out this wikipedia article.
Three Easy Steps
1. Fill an ice cube tray half way with water. Freeze
2. Place one rose petal on each cube.
3. Pour one teaspoon of water over each petal. Freeze again.
It's that simple! Here is a quick tutorial.
You could also opt to freeze the entire rose head like the photo below. Spray roses would work perfect since they are a bit smaller in size. Here's another tutorial.
Or what about something a bit more dramatic!
The possibilities are pretty much limitless. For a complete list of other edible flowers that could be considered when making flower petal ice cubes, check out this wikipedia article.
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Love DIY petals
ReplyDeleteI'm soooooo doing this for our wedding! I'm stoked!
ReplyDeleteThat's so wonderful !
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get this idea??
So gorgeous! Love the frozen rose idea for a winter wedding!
ReplyDeleteThey look fantastic, the full rose is brilliant.
Deletesoo soooo gorgeous! love DIY petals!
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting. I love it. I might try this for my party next week. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't this be amazing with with a red and ice blue or silver color theme for winter? I'm going to have to add this to my site's winter wedding colors page. Fantastic finishing touch!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!I like the iced rose. Just don't use glass containers, the water molecules expands with freezing, it can cause the glass just broken. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGotta try this!
ReplyDeletePlease make sure they are organic roses, you definitely don't want to serve pesticides, (unregulated & undisclosed,) at your party/wedding.
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