Shop artificial roses for wedding bouquets, table centrepieces, event decorations and home displays. Choose from rose stems, multi-head sprays, bushes, filler bunches and silk rose bouquets, with colours ranging from white and cream to pink, burgundy and blue.
Individual stems let you build your own arrangement, while rose bushes and bunches help fill larger displays. Mixed flower designs offer another starting point for coordinating your colours. Compare flower sizes, stem lengths and the number of heads in each product to find the right fit for your project.
Wedding Superstore supplies DIY customers, florists, event stylists and venues. Browse the available stock and order online for delivery Australia-wide. These artificial roses are sold for you to keep and reuse.
How do you choose artificial roses for your arrangement?
Start with the size of your vase, bouquet or display. Check both the overall stem length and the flower head size: a long stem does not necessarily have a large bloom. Product photos also help you compare tightly closed buds with more open rose shapes.
For a coordinated result, choose one main rose colour before adding supporting shades. White and cream can look different alongside each other, so check the individual product images rather than relying on colour names alone.
- Stems and sprays: useful when you want control over the height and placement of each flower.
- Rose bushes: a practical starting point for fuller vase displays and larger arrangements.
- Mini rose filler bunches: useful for smaller details and filling spaces between larger flowers.
- Rose bouquets: grouped flowers that can be displayed together or incorporated into a larger design.
- Mixed rose arrangements: an option when you want roses combined with other flower shapes.
For more help comparing flower types and planning your displays, read our artificial flower buying guide.
Which artificial roses work for wedding bouquets?
Choose your roses around the bouquet's intended size and shape. Larger blooms can form the main flowers, with smaller roses used around the edges. Lay your flowers out together before securing them so you can check the balance of colour and the position of each bloom.
If you would prefer a finished wedding bouquet, browse our artificial bridal bouquets. Check each listing for its dimensions, flower mix and handle finish.
How can you use roses in table centrepieces?
Match your flowers to the vase opening as well as its height. A narrow opening suits a small grouping of stems, while a wider vase needs more flowers or supporting foliage to hold the shape visually. For guest tables, test the finished height while seated so the arrangement does not block conversation.
For smaller displays, browse our glass bud vases. Repeat a simple rose arrangement along the table, or group vases of different heights while keeping the flower colours consistent.
What flowers and greenery go with artificial roses?
Choose companion flowers by shape and scale. Rounded artificial hydrangeas can help fill out an arrangement, while artificial eucalyptus leaves can extend its outline and create space between blooms.
Use roses as the main flower, then add a smaller amount of supporting flowers and greenery. Compare the options across our artificial flower range if you are planning several matching displays.
Buying roses for several tables or a larger event?
Make one sample arrangement before calculating your full order. Record the exact products and quantities used, then multiply those quantities by the number of displays. Count flower heads separately from purchased stems or bunches, as one product may contain several blooms.
Check available quantities for each colour and style before ordering. Wedding Superstore is an Australian business with more than 20 years of experience supplying wedding and event products to private customers and trade buyers, with delivery Australia-wide.
Frequently asked questions about artificial roses
Are silk roses made from real silk?
The term "silk flowers" is commonly used for artificial flowers and does not necessarily mean the petals contain natural silk. Check the material information on the individual product listing. Artificial roses can differ in petal finish, construction and feel, even when they share a similar colour or flower shape.
How many artificial roses do I need?
The quantity depends on the size of the blooms, the arrangement's dimensions and how much greenery or other flowers you include. There is no single stem count that suits every bouquet or centrepiece. Build one sample first, then use its product quantities to calculate the rest of your order.
Can I cut artificial rose stems?
Check the stem construction before cutting. Wire-containing stems may need suitable wire cutters rather than household scissors. Measure against your vase or bouquet first and shorten gradually. If you want to reuse the roses in a taller display later, consider whether the stems can be positioned without permanent shortening.
Can I use artificial roses outdoors?
Check the individual listing for any outdoor-use or UV-resistance information. For a temporary outdoor event, secure arrangements against wind and keep them sheltered where possible. Unless a product is specifically described as suitable for ongoing outdoor use, bring it indoors after the event to limit weather exposure.
How do I store artificial roses after an event?
Remove loose dust gently with a soft, dry brush and check the product's care instructions before using water or cleaning products. Store the flowers somewhere dry, away from direct sunlight. Use a box with enough room to protect the flower heads from being flattened, particularly beneath heavier decorations.
For more detailed cleaning, reshaping, repair and storage advice, see our artificial flower care guide.