Teemico 50 Pcs Wedding Confetti Cones White Paper Tapers Hollow Print Cone for Party Petal Small Bouquet White Paper Cones for Candy Buffet

Cones were perfect for rose petals. But you need to add take as tabs don’t stay together. Great quality paper. Easy to assemble.

I ordered these thinking they'd be a great addition to our wedding, but they turned out to be smaller than I expected. That said, I can’t complain too much given the quality and price. The paper is basic, just like regular paper—nothing special, but it does the job. They were super easy to assemble, which was a big plus. One thing I wish it came with was a stand to hold them, as that would’ve made things a lot easier for display at the wedding. It was a little too late for me to return them, so I just made do. Overall, they’re simple and functional, but not the most impressive. If you're looking for something basic and budget-friendly, these are fine, but if you're after something more premium, this might not be the best choice.

Hard to fold in a time crunch! And messy

These paper cones were perfect for holding petals at our event! The quality was excellent—sturdy enough to hold a good amount of petals without losing shape, yet lightweight and elegant. They added such a charming touch to our petal toss, making the moment even more special. I also loved the design options and how easy they were to use. They arrived well-packaged and ready to go, saving me time on setup. If you’re looking for a beautiful and practical way to distribute petals, these cones are a fantastic choice!

This product was perfect for my flower petal send off at the end of my wedding ceremony. The little cones were easy for the guests to hold and fit plenty of petals. My only complaint was that the sticky strips that came with the cones did not work well and sometimes the paper split from the sticky side. I ended up using clear tape to seal the cones, which worked about just as well.

These paper cones stood up as a substitute for the paper cones of the "Manee!" peanut hawker in Havana, Cuba. After getting my skill set on board with the double-sided tape, folding and pressing, we filled the cones with roasted red-skin Spanish peanuts, no salt, no oil, just like the Manee! lady sells them. Then folding and pinching the top edges in place for my reunion attendees' gift bags. Brought back good memories -- what a hit!

The only thing I’m not happy about is putting them together it’s alittle tedious unwed to make sure u line up the seam and but the sticker strip on it correctly.. Other wise it’s exactly as described and the cut out is very pretty and u get slot so if u mess up u have enough.. I’m using them for flower pedals for my sisters wedding and when I did a dry run u can get at least 20 pedals per cone ..

Not very durable and complicated to assemble