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All About Spray Rose Flowers for Your DIY Wedding Are you planning a dazzling DIY wedding full of spray roses? You go, girl. Spray roses grow in clusters of blooms on one stem or branch instead of long-term roses that produce one bloom per stem. Fresh spray roses create a cluster of smaller blooms that look more open and fanned out than the roses you typically see on Valentine's Day. These absolutely gorgeous flowers will add beautiful touches to the wedding of your dreams. Looking for bulk spray roses that offer a special addition to your floral designs? When you want a delicate flower choice that's both classy and unique, we think you'll love what our spray roses can do for your bouquets, boutonnieres and other DIY arrangements. Roses vs. Spray Roses Are you wondering what the difference is between standard roses and spray roses? We have got you covered. While these bloom siblings may look similar, they differ in a few key ways: Appearance: Standard roses are known for their big, full blooms, close layers of petals and single-stem grace. While regular roses have fewer petals curved more closely together, spray roses' smaller blooms appear a little more open and fanned-out. Bloom type: While standard roses develop one bloom per stem, spray roses develop in bunches. Each stem can develop multiple smaller stems, which branch off into their own blooms as semi-doubles or doubles. A typical rose has about four to eight petals, while a stem of spray roses can have up to 25 on semi-doubles and 45 on doubles. Size: Even though they have fewer petals, standard single roses are larger, while spray roses are sometimes called "miniature roses" because of their smaller blooms. Meaning of Spray Rose Flowers With their bright and cheery appearance, spray rose flowers are often associated with joy and affection. These blooms make a beautiful addition to wedding bouquets, or you can incorporate them into DIY centerpieces for your bridal shower or engagement party. Whether you are p