Queen Anne's Lace Flowers

Delicate. Airy. Wildly Elegant. Our premium Queen Anne's Lace Flowers feature intricate, lace-like clusters of tiny white blooms that create a soft, cloud-like effect in any floral design. Known for their natural, meadow-inspired beauty, Queen Anne's Lace adds texture, movement, and an effortlessly romantic feel to weddings and luxury events. Each stem branches into multiple airy umbels, making it an ideal filler flower for building volume without heaviness. The crisp white blooms pair beautifully with garden roses, ranunculus, snapdragons, hydrangeas, lisianthus, and fresh greenery, enhancing both rustic and modern floral palettes. Perfect for bridal bouquets, wedding centerpieces, ceremony arches, baby showers, garden weddings, and large-scale installations, Queen Anne's Lace brings softness and organic charm to every arrangement. Fresh-cut and carefully handled to ensure delicate structure and long-lasting freshness, our Queen Anne's Lace Flowers are a florist favorite for bulk wedding flowers, event flowers, and premium floral arrangements that call for airy texture, romantic movement, and timeless natural elegance.

• Blooming Time: Lace needs 2-3 days to fully hydrate and bloom after following our care instructions under the "Flower Care" tab, ensuring they're in peak condition for your event.
• Stem length: 11-19 inches long.
• One bloom per stem.

Flower Care Lace:

Follow these simple care tips to keep your Lace looking bright, fresh, and long-lasting.

With proper care, Lace will maintain their bold color, texture, and cheerful presence throughout your designs.

1. Trim stems upon arrival: Cut stems at an angle using clean, sharp floral shears to improve water uptake.

2. Use clean water and containers

• Place your lace in clean buckets filled with fresh, cool water.
• Change the water every 1–2 days.

3. Remove lower foliage

• Strip any leaves that fall below the waterline to prevent bacteria growth.

4. Keep them cool

• Store lace in a cool area away from direct sunlight, heat, and drafts.

5. Avoid overcrowding

• Give stems enough space so blooms stay full and maintain their shape.

6. Expect natural shedding

• Some flowers drop is normal, especially as blooms mature—gently remove spent blooms as needed.

7. Design timing

• Lace are hardy and hold up well, making them ideal for event florals and installations.