Collection: Artificial Roses

Koch & Co’s artificial roses are single silk, velvet and fabric rose stems, from compact buds to full blooms, sold individually or in bulk for floristry, events, gifting and home styling. As one of our largest artificial flower ranges, the collection includes styles for everything from single-stem displays and DIY arrangements to weddings, installations and large-volume event work.

Choose from classic fake red roses and deep red tones for Valentine’s Day and romantic styling, or white, off-white and cream roses for weddings, sympathy arrangements and neutral floral designs. The range also includes blush, powder pink, hot pink, nude, champagne, peach, apricot, yellow, lavender and purple, along with fashion shades such as black, burgundy, wine, sienna brown, soft blue and pale green.

Fake Roses for Floristry, Events & Everyday Styling

Different artificial rose styles suit different types of floral work:

• Single stems and rose buds – ideal for vases, gifting and building your own arrangements stem by stem.
• Full blooms and garden roses – larger focal flowers for centrepieces, wedding flowers and decorative arrangements, including cabbage and garden-inspired styles.
• Spray roses – multiple flower heads on one stem, useful for adding volume to arrangements, arches and flower walls.
• Short-stem event roses – suited to centrepieces, rose boxes and installations where most of the stem is hidden.
• Real Touch stems – premium, particularly lifelike roses for close-up floral work, bridal styling and gifting. Explore our dedicated Real Touch Roses collection.

Artificial roses are especially versatile for weddings and events because arrangements can be prepared ahead of time without worrying about wilting. Use them across centrepieces, ceremony flowers, arches, flower walls and DIY wedding arrangements, or combine them with baby’s breath, peonies and artificial greenery for added texture and fullness.

Fake roses are also a practical option for sympathy and cemetery flowers where a longer-lasting display is preferred, as well as Valentine’s Day gifting and everyday home styling. Single artificial red roses work particularly well in bud vases, while larger groups of silk roses can create fuller vase displays and statement arrangements.

Artificial Roses in Colours for Every Occasion

Rose colour can completely change the mood of an arrangement, from classic red for romance to soft white and cream for weddings and sympathy, or blush and champagne for more contemporary styling. If you are choosing roses for a particular occasion, read our guide to What Each Rose Colour Means for more inspiration.

Artificial roses can be styled on their own or finished with rose petals, satin ribbon and complementary foliage. For tips on creating more natural-looking arrangements, read our How to Style Faux Flowers So They Look Real guide. If you prefer flowers already arranged for you, browse our Artificial Rose Bouquets. For a different type of long-lasting rose gift made from real preserved flowers, explore Amore Forever Roses.

Artificial roses are produced using a range of materials and finishes depending on the style, helping create different levels of softness, texture and realism. To learn more about how artificial blooms are made, read What Are Different Artificial Flowers Made From?.

Koch & Co supplies fake roses and silk roses to florists, schools, venues, event stylists, retailers and DIY decorators, whether you need a single stem or larger quantities for a project. Family owned and supplying the floral and gift trade since 1931, we offer retail and wholesale pricing, fast delivery Australia wide and an extensive range available to view at our Auburn Superstore.

What materials are used in artificial roses?

Artificial roses can be made from materials such as polyester, fabric, plastic, latex and wire, with different combinations used to create varying levels of softness, structure and realism. Silk roses may also use silk-style fabrics rather than natural silk. To learn more about the materials and finishes used across artificial flowers, read What Are Different Artificial Flowers Made From?.

Can I buy artificial roses in bulk?

Yes. Koch & Co supplies artificial roses in bulk for florists, schools, restaurants, venues, corporate buyers and event professionals, with quantity and carton pricing available across selected styles. For high-demand occasions such as Valentine’s Day and weddings, we recommend ordering early to secure the colours and quantities you need. Trade customers can also browse our Catalogues for seasonal ranges and product inspiration.

What's the difference between silk, velvet and Real Touch roses?

Silk roses are typically made from polyester or other silk-style fabrics, giving them a lightweight, versatile finish suited to everyday arrangements and volume styling. Velvet roses use a soft velvet-finish fabric, often polyester-based, to create a richer texture for installations and statement displays. Real Touch Roses are the premium option and typically combine moulded or fabric components with a soft-touch coating, such as latex or polyurethane, to more closely recreate the feel of fresh petals, making them especially suited to close-up bridal work, gifting and arrangements where realism is the priority.