25 Navy Blue Artificial Roses with Stems

A deep blue that roses rarely come in

Navy is one of the hardest wedding colours to find in flowers, because real blue roses don't exist. These 25 navy blue artificial roses give you that deep, dramatic shade in a bloom that looks and feels like a fresh-cut rose. Each petal is moulded from soft real-touch foam with a velvety finish, and the colour won't wilt, shed or fade, so they look on the day exactly as they did when they arrived.

Colours that work with navy

• Navy and gold: the classic pairing for autumn and winter weddings. Add gold ribbon, gold cutlery or brass candlesticks.
• Navy and white or ivory: crisp and nautical. Mix with our white roses for a two-tone bouquet.
• Navy and blush: softer and romantic. Combine with our pink roses.
• Navy and silver: a cool, elegant scheme for winter events and anniversaries.

Where they work best

• Bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, buttonholes and corsages
• Table centrepieces and tall vase displays
• Arches and backdrops (see how many roses you need)
• Baby showers, graduations and anniversary displays
• Year-round home styling. They need no water, so they're safe on shelves, mantels and in dark corners.

Shaping and arranging

Each rose sits on a bendable wired stem, so you can angle blooms to face outwards in a bouquet or bend them low for a table runner.

In the pack

25 navy blue real-touch foam roses, enough for a full DIY project such as a bridal bouquet and several buttonholes, or a set of small centrepieces.

Care

Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight and dust gently with a soft, dry brush. No water, no trimming, no wilting. Pack them away after the event and use them again.

Buying in bulk

Buying in bulk for a navy wedding? Order several packs of 25 at once. These fake navy roses look striking in a vase, and they mix well with white or blush artificial flowers.

Questions about navy blue roses

Do these fake roses look real?

Yes. The real-touch foam petals have a soft, velvety finish, so these artificial flowers look and feel like fresh-cut roses.

Is the navy a dark blue or a bright blue?

It's a deep, dark navy rather than a bright royal or sky blue, so it reads as rich and formal.

Will navy roses look good in photos?

Deep colours photograph well against white, ivory and gold. For darker venues, mix in white or blush roses so the navy doesn't disappear against dark backgrounds.

Are they suitable for people with allergies?

Yes. They're pollen-free and allergy-friendly, so they suit indoor events and homes with hay-fever sufferers.