Rice Wreath 10kg

A wreath the family keeps — 10kg of rice

A rice wreath looks like an ordinary standing wreath from the front, but bags of rice — 10kg in total — are stacked at its base. After the event the family keeps the rice, or donates it. Nothing is thrown away when the flowers are cleared.

It is the choice when you want the gesture to leave something behind, and it is read in Korea as the more considerate option.

How a Korean congratulatory wreath works

A standing wreath is the usual way to send congratulations to a Korean wedding, grand opening or ceremony. It is delivered to the venue, stood at the entrance where guests pass, and carries two ribbons: one with the occasion phrase and one with your name as the sender. Guests read the ribbons, so the sender name matters as much as the flowers.

For a wedding, order by 6:00 PM KST the day before. Wedding halls run to a tight schedule and we need the lead time to place the wreath before guests arrive. Give the hall name in the address.

We arrange it the same morning with flowers chosen at the Busan flower market before dawn, deliver anywhere in South Korea within three hours, and send you a photograph of the wreath in place once it is delivered.