Confetti in Party Decorations(1000+)

Is confetti biodegradable?

Not all confetti is biodegradable. The materials used to make confetti vary, including paper, plastic, wood, foil, acrylic, and leather. If you want to use confetti that is eco-friendly, look for one made of natural materials like flower petals, rice paper, or a water-soluble version made with cornstarch.

How can I neatly decorate using confetti?

Confetti can add an extra pop of sparkle or color to any celebration without leaving a mess to add to the cleanup time. Fill transparent balloons with some before inflating them, glue them to a disposable table runner to compliment your centerpieces, or stick pieces to your party hats to get everyone in on the fun. Use edible confetti for a colorful addition to cupcake icing, party popcorn, or chocolate-covered strawberries.

Is confetti still used at weddings?

With its roots in a tradition originating in Italy hundreds of years ago, showering a couple after their ceremony with confetti is still embraced by many newlyweds today. Before buying confetti for your wedding, ask your venue first to see if they have any restrictions regarding what your guests can throw. Also, consult with your photographer for advice about what type lends to the best photo opportunities.