What is organza ribbon?

Organza ribbon is frivolous fabric with a hard surface still making its appearance pure and shiny.

What is organza ribbon made of?
It is either made of silk or synthetic or it can also be a mixture of both. It is a fabric that is mainly used for decoration purposes especially during weddings and receptions.

What is organza ribbon used for?
1.       Apart from wedding decorations, use the organza ribbon in making garments and bridal wear.
2.       You can make beautiful gown and skirts that can be worn in weddings.
3.       You can make beautiful silk roses that can be used on the gown of the bridegroom making it look more lustrous.
4.       You can also make other flowers with this ribbon that can be used for decorating the wedding venue.
5.       You can also use to make small bows or even flowers that could be stuck on the cards making it look more special and elegant.
6.       The organza ribbon is very flexible and thus, gives an elegant and graceful look and fall to the gown of the bridegroom. You can also make beautiful laces out of the organza ribbon that can be used at the ends of the table cloth for making the wedding decoration more beautiful.

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What is organza ribbon(s) size?
The organza ribbon’s breadth is usually 25mm and it comes in a roll of 25 yards. You can buy as many rolls you want depending on what you want to make from it. They come in many vibrant colours that will suit every occasion and wedding ceremony. You get these 25mm organza ribbon in approximately more than 30 different colours. You can buy organza ribbon wholesale as it will be cheaper and can use it for different purposes.

What is organza ribbon best at?
Organza ribbon is used for many things as discussed above. But when talking about weddings it is best used in Wedding gowns and the Wedding favour bags or you can even make special wedding cell phone bags. It can also be used for making wedding cards. You can make the wedding special and attractive with the help of organza ribbon.

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