Dried Pink Gypsophila Bunch

Gypsophila, or Baby’s Breath, is famous for its ability to create a “cloud” of tiny flowers. This beautiful pink variety takes that romance to the next level. Each stem is a branching network of hundreds of tiny, star-like blooms in a soft, blush-pink shade.

It is the ultimate versatile stem. Use a whole bunch on its own for a simple, modern “pink cloud” in a vase, or break it down into tiny sprigs for buttonholes, gift wrapping, or even decorating a celebration cake. It brings a gentle, feminine softness to any setting and lasts for years.

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About these Stems

These are real Gypsophila stems that have not been preserved, they are naturally air-dried gypsophila which can be brittle and brown.

Shedding: All Gypsophila sheds a little, but preserved stems shed significantly less than standard dried ones.

Styling Ideas

Pink Gypsophila is a styling essential:

• Cake Toppers: It is the number one choice for decorating wedding and birthday cakes. Just wrap the stem ends in florist tape before inserting into the cake.
• The Cloud: Massing 3-4 bunches together in a opaque vase creates a stunning, architectural “cloud” effect that looks like floating candyfloss.
• Flat Lays: Ideal for Instagram photography backgrounds to add texture and colour without dominating the shot.

Product Specifications

Perfect Dried Companions

Create a romantic bouquet by pairing pink Gypsophila with:

• Bunny Tails (Lagurus): The Texture Match. The soft, fluffy heads of Bunny Tails match the softness of the Gypsophila perfectly. A vase of pink Gyp and white Bunny Tails is pure cuteness.
• Dried Wheat: The Rustic Contrast. The golden straw colour of wheat makes the pink pop. It grounds the arrangement, making it feel more “country kitchen” than “wedding venue.”

Fade Warning
Pink is a delicate colour. Keep your bunch out of direct sunlight (like a south-facing window), or the pink will eventually fade to a very pale blush or cream.

Professional Quality

These are the exact same stems used by professional wedding florists. They are dense, high-quality bunches that offer excellent value compared to small craft-shop sprigs.