Majed

Elevate your gifting experience with Majed, our Beautiful Themed Baby Blue Tray. This exquisite tray is a true testament to elegance and sophistication, featuring 2.27 kg of our finest wrapped chocolates, each piece a delightful treat. The chocolates are artfully arranged to showcase their luxurious appeal, making it a perfect gift for any occasion.

The tray itself is a masterpiece in baby blue, exuding a serene and charming aura that complements the rich decadence of the chocolates. Adding to its allure is a stunning artificial flower display, meticulously crafted to enhance the visual appeal and provide a touch of everlasting beauty.

Whether you’re celebrating a special moment or expressing appreciation, this beautifully themed tray promises to leave a lasting impression. Its harmonious blend of delectable chocolates and captivating floral design makes it not just a gift, but a cherished memory.

Key Features:

• 2.27 kg of our special wrapped chocolates
• Elegant baby blue tray design
• Stunning artificial flower display
• A luxurious presentation that delights the senses

How To Clean Artificial Flowers:

• Set a Schedule for Cleaning

We recommend that you dust them weekly or biweekly to keep dirt from building up.

• Use a Soft, Dry Cloth or Fabric Duster

The best way to clean and freshen up artificial florals is by gently wiping them with a microfiber cloth. You may also use a fabric duster as an alternative.

• Use a Soft-Bristle Paintbrush

Start brushing surfaces from the top to remove any dirt. If your plants are pre-lit, take care not to tug on or remove the light strings.

• Avoid Water or Chemicals

Do not wash your flowers or apply chemicals such as silk flower cleaning sprays or artificial plant cleaners. Using these may damage your faux flowers or dissolve binding agents that hold the components together.

• Clean the Water Illusion

Some flower arrangements come with an acrylic water illusion. Use a microfiber cloth to clean the flowers and stems first, then wipe the acrylic surface. Wrap the microfiber cloth around a narrow rod, like a pencil or chopstick, to reach small spots.