Congratulatory Wreaths
Delivered anywhere in Korea within 3 hours.
Order by 6:00 PM KST for same-day delivery. All times are Korea Standard Time (KST, UTC+9).
Photographs show the standard grade. Higher grades have larger blooms and a fuller arrangement.
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The fullest of the rice wreaths, with 30 kg of rice built in beneath the flowers.
A Korean congratulatory wreath is a tall piece on a stand, set at the entrance of a wedding hall or in front of a newly opened shop, where guests read it on the way in. A rice wreath does the same work, but sacks of rice are built into the stand, and the rice stays behind once the flowers are cleared away.
Here the sacks are stacked in layers, so the lower half looks thick and settled. The flower section is the same as on the 10 kg and 20 kg versions.
The vertical ribbons read 「축하드립니다」, meaning our congratulations, and the white board below is lettered 「祝賀드립니다」, the same greeting with the opening word in Chinese characters. The sender's company and name are printed on the ribbon.
| Item | Standing congratulatory wreath with rice (30 kg) |
|---|---|
| Colour | Pink and mixed colours |
| Form | Pink ribbon columns, rice sacks stacked in layers |
| Lettering | 「축하드립니다」 on the vertical ribbon, 「祝賀드립니다」 on the white board |
| Sash | Printed with the sender's company and name |
| Where it stands | Wedding hall entrance, or in front of a newly opened shop |
| Size | Stands about 2m tall |
Your message and your name, printed exactly as you write it. 祝 結婚 (for the groom's side) and 祝 華婚 (for the bride's) are the conventional phrases, but English is perfectly acceptable.
No — tell us the venue name when you order and we confirm it and send what that hall takes. Some halls in Gimhae, for example, only accept a one-tier objet wreath.
For a wedding, the day before is safer. For other occasions we can usually deliver the same day if you order by 6:00 PM Korean time.
We send you a photograph once it is standing. Ask when you order if you want the venue in the shot.
Until we start making it up, yes — message us on the live chat with your order number and we will change or cancel it and refund you in full. Once the florist has started, we can no longer change it.
The largest of the rice wreaths. Several sacks are stacked in layers, so the lower part looks substantial. The flower section is the same as on the 10 kg and 20 kg. 「祝賀드립니다」 — our congratulations — is written on the white panel below.
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.
Matched to the photo in size and colour.
Anywhere in South Korea.
Emailed to you the moment it is handed over.
Printed exactly as you write it — English is fine.
Arranged fresh that day, delivered by hand.
Remote islands and mountain areas may cost a little more — we tell you before we go ahead.
Once the florist has started making it, we can no longer change or refund it.
To change or cancel before then, message us on the live chat.
Rice Wreath 20kg
Rice Wreath 10kg
Three-Tier Standard Wreath
Congratulatory Wreath (Hudaji Style)
Congratulatory Objet Wreath
Three-Tier Deluxe Wreath
Three-Tier Premium Wreath
Four-Tier Premium Congratulatory Wreath
Message us and a person will answer, usually within a few minutes during opening hours
— and if you write outside them, we reply as soon as we open.
We can help with the address, the ribbon wording, or choosing between arrangements.
We email you a photo of the flowers after delivery.