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LIGHT BLUE EGGS

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Light Blue Speckled Eggs for your Wreath

Spring Wreath Egg decoration key features:

  • Units: 6
  • Colour: Light blue with gold speckles
  • Season: Spring
  • Dried / Faux: Faux
  • Size: 4.5cm height
  • Top Tip: Insert the wire first and then add the egg on

These eggs are a very light blue (almost white) with gold speckles on and are absolutely stunning! I like to nestle them into the foliage so that you recognise the shape of the egg but they don't just sit on top. 

They come with 6 wires to hold them onto your wreath. I find it better to put the wire in first as if you push too hard whilst the egg is on the wire, the wire may poke through the top of the egg. 

They go great with blue colour schemes, but also because they are so light blue they would work well with white colour schemes too. 

Recycled paper packaging, reuse to wrap fresh flowers, then recycle
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Simply lift up the base foliage and insert the addition into the base.

We suggest a minimum of 3 different additions plus a bow. Or, 4 different sets of additions if you are not using a bow. The more additions you use, the more luxe your wreath.

There are normally 3 additions per pack.

Nope! They are secured into the woven base. You will feel them slot in and this is enough to hold them on.

Yes but you may need to wire them on depending on the structure of your existing wreath (wires available under ‘extras’). Our wreath bases are designed to work seamlessly with our wreath decorations, so you simply slide the decorations into the secure base.

SIMPLY INSERT YOUR ADDITIONS INTO THE BASE WREATH

then remove and replace with another the following season