© Flowers in Love 2009
& corsages
buttonholes
Worn on the left side, a buttonhole usually consists of a single bloom wired together with foliage. The groom's flower is often different to the others; he compliments the bride's bouquet flowers, and the groomsmen compliment the bridesmaid's posies.
Not just for the bridal party; use a classy buttonhole to help your guests distinguish father's of the bride and groom, car park attendants and ushers, grandpa's, brothers, and any other important men in your life.
Worn on the left side, a buttonhole usually consists of a single bloom wired together with foliage. The groom's flower is often different to the others; he compliments the bride's bouquet flowers, and the groomsmen compliment the bridesmaid's posies.
Not just for the bridal party; use a classy buttonhole to help your guests distinguish father's of the bride and groom, car park attendants and ushers, grandpa's, brothers, and any other important men in your life.
Worn on the right side, with stems pointing down (the way flowers grow) corsages are an important part of the mother of the bride and groom's outfits. Unlike buttonholes, which are chosen to match the existing theme, corsages are usually chosen to match the outfit of the wearer.
A typical corsage consists of 3 main blooms, wired together with foliage, smaller flowers and loops of silk ribbon, and is held onto the wearer's top with a pearl pin. However if the material is not strong enough or your mum doesn't want a pin in her expensive dress, don't despair; her corsage can also be attached using super-strong corsage magnets.
Alternatives to a traditional corsage include flower bracelets, hair flowers, handbag corsage, and decorations can include Swarovski crystals, diamantees or pearls to match jewelery; artistic wire, beads ... The list goes on!
corsages
wrist corsages
- for mum's, flowergirls or bridesmaids -
can be arranged on different bases, depending on your budget and style. From hand-crafted to commercial, all of these bases are designed to look great with fresh flowers artistically arranged upon them. Using something more decorative and elaborate than the old elastic strap not only greatly enhances the arrangement attached to them, but gives the wearer a useable keepsake to remember your special day forever!
Below are some ideas...
- for mum's, flowergirls or bridesmaids -
can be arranged on different bases, depending on your budget and style. From hand-crafted to commercial, all of these bases are designed to look great with fresh flowers artistically arranged upon them. Using something more decorative and elaborate than the old elastic strap not only greatly enhances the arrangement attached to them, but gives the wearer a useable keepsake to remember your special day forever!
Below are some ideas...
a few of the wrist corsage bases available ...
Paper+Lace photography
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wedding and event floristry
see below for:
buttonholes
corsages
wrist corsages
buttonholes
corsages
wrist corsages
buttonholes
Angela Higgins