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White Tissue Paper Confetti Dots - 1" Circles (1lb) - Ultimate Confetti

White Tissue Paper Confetti Dots - 1" Circles (1lb)

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57.00 NIS
57.00 NIS - 57.00 NIS
57.00 NIS

Round White confetti compliments any color so it's perfect for weddings, graduation parties, concerts or any event you can think of! Slow falling with a fluttering effect, adding our confetti to your event creates a picture perfect moment your guests and followers will never forget! Safe indoors and outdoors.

  • Eco-Friendly & Biodegradable
  • 100% Flame Resistant
  • Fluttering, Slow Falling
  • Sold By (1lb) Pound Bulk Bags
  • Pieces Per (1lb) Pound Bag: 16,000
  • Circle Confetti Size: 1" x 1"

If you're looking for dissolving confetti, please shop our water-soluble, rice paper solutions. Our tissue paper confetti is 100% Biodegradable and Eco-Friendly but may take 4-6 weeks to disappear.

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Customer Reviews

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Resenda Wilson
White confetti circles

I ordered 6 packs of them and didn't even use 1 full bag. They were all stuck together and took forever to separate them. Even after I separated some of them, they just didn't fly good once the was tossed. Been trying to figure out how to return the other 5 bags without any luck.

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Joanna F.
Thank you!

Product arrived on time and looked great.

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Joanna F.
Thank you!

Product arrived on time and looked great.

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Kel H.
The white dots are sticking together in big clumps

I bought both maroon tissue paper confetti dots and white tissue paper confetti dots. The brown seems to be okay. But, if I had to guess, the white needs its cutters sharpened.

Most of the maroon tissue paper dots are separated. They flow very nicely when thrown in the air.

However, much to my disappointment, the white tissue paper dots are stuck together at the edges where the cutting blade went through the tissue paper. The "chunks" are the thickness and density of a quarter. If I would throw these in the air they would fall to the ground like a dead bird.

I've had to manually go through each bag of confetti looking for chunks, as shown in the pictures, and forcably separate the chunks into separate pieces so they can fly in the air.

For as much as I paid, I would hope it wouldn't be necessary to go through all the bags looking for chunks.

I tried to add a video but it kept failing. The video would clearly show how stuck together they are.