Boutonnieres are a timeless and elegant accessory, adding a refined touch to formalwear. In the ultimate guide to boutonnieres, we’ll cover everything you need to know—from their history and significance to how to choose, wear, and preserve them. Whether you’re preparing for a wedding, prom, or another special occasion, understanding boutonnieres will help you make the perfect choice.
A boutonniere is a small floral arrangement worn on the lapel of a jacket, typically by the groom, groomsmen, and other significant individuals in a wedding party. Traditionally pinned to the left lapel, it serves as a refined accessory that ties into the wedding’s floral aesthetic.
Boutonnieres come in various designs, allowing customization to match any event’s theme. Here are some trending styles:
A timeless choice featuring a single rose accented with greenery and ribbon.
A natural, textured look with dried flowers, herbs, and delicate greenery.
Sleek and sophisticated, often featuring succulents, orchids, or simple greenery.
Bright florals such as protea or hibiscus paired with exotic leaves for a striking statement.
When selecting a boutonniere, consider:
Pin the boutonniere to the left lapel, aligning it with the top of the pocket. Use a sturdy pin to secure it in place, ensuring it stays upright throughout the event.
At Blossom Street Florist, we create exquisite boutonnieres tailored to your special occasion. Contact us to design the perfect floral accent for your event.
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