Flowers are incorporated in a plethora of ways when it comes to a wedding day design. From the bouquet to the boutonnieres, blooms have long since been carried and worn as a mark of distinction for those involved in the celebration at an intimate level, whether a flower girl or usher. Despite trends that come and go and a variety of wedding styles, there will always be a way to use flowers to honor those closest to you.
Traditionally given to mothers, godmothers, step-mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, and sisters-in-law, a corsage is a piece that honors those most important, people who have had the most impact in your life up until this point.
A boutonnière is a floral accessory worn on the lapel of a tuxedo or suit jacket for weddings and other special occasions. The word boutonnière translates to ""buttonhole"" in French and many jackets have a buttonhole solely for the boutonnière.