Our buttonholes can be bespoke made to match the other floral arrangements and bouquets at your wedding. They can be simple with just one flower or incorporate greenery and a selection of flowers, it is up to you. We usually use one statement flower and add foliage and either unusual smaller flowers or berries to frame the larger flower. The stems can simply wraqpped with floral tape or have twine or ribbon wrapped around them.

Corsages tend to be for women and are normally larger and more intricate. Depending on the fabric of the chosen outfit worn it may not be suitable to attach the corsage to the outfit but we can make them so that they can be worn around the wrist or attached to a handbag. Just tell us your requirements and we can produce what you want.

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FAQ

  • Who should have buttonholes? It is up to you but typically the groom, best man, groomsmen and fathers of the bride and groom normally have buttonholes. The mothers of the bride and groom normally have corsages. Some people extend this to the grandparents of the bride and groom as well.
  • Which side should the buttonhole be worn on? These days not many people seem to be too bothered but historically the etiquette is that men's buttonholes are worn on the left collar and women's corsages on the right.

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