Four varieties of wedding boutonnieres are recommended: handmade artificial ivory rose boutonniere set, artificial tulip boutonniere set, pink rose boutonniere set, and rose gray and cream boutonniere. Customizable sizes are available.
In partycitys store, you can buy bouquets in the following categories.
Handmade Artificial Ivory Rose Wrist Corsage & Boutonniere Set
Symbolism:
Elegant and eternal love: Ivory is a fusion of white and light gold, which not only retains the pure background color, but also adds a warm and elegant texture. This brooch is mainly ivory, symbolizing that love becomes more mellow with the passage of time, implying that the feelings of the newlyweds can stand the test of time and last forever.
Commitment and loyalty: The ivory rose is the main flower, and its petals are as soft as silk, conveying the oath of "waiting for a lifetime". It not only represents the purity of love, but also emphasizes the firm commitment to support each other in marriage.
Natural and poetic: Paired with light gray-green or matte green leaves, the color contrast is weakened to create a soft sense of breathing. The curved design of the branches and leaves implies the rhythm of the flow of life, symbolizing the delicate warmth hidden in the peaceful marriage life.
Gentleman style: As a groom's boutonniere, the ivory color echoes the high-end texture of the suit fabric, showing taste in a low-key manner. It is neither overly ostentatious, but also highlights the groom's calm temperament through color layers.
Adapt to multiple roles:
Groom: You can pair it with a dark suit and use the warm tone of the boutonniere to neutralize the formality and add affinity.
Use scenarios:
Parents, best man and bridesmaid: Adjust the proportion of flowers (such as reducing the number of roses and adding baby's breath or citronella) to keep the overall design language unified while distinguishing their identities through size differences.
Flower girl: You can shrink the corsage into a mini version and pair it with hair accessories or wrist flowers in the same color to create a matching parent-child outfit.
Theme Wedding Fusion:
Retro wedding: Ivory matches well with champagne gold, wine red, dark green and other tones. Lace straps or pearl decorations can be added to the boutonniere to enhance the retro charm.
Minimalist wedding: a single ivory rose paired with minimalist foliage echoes the blank space design of the venue with the concept of "less is more".
Outdoor wedding: Choose windproof materials (such as silk flowers) to make boutonnieres, pair them with linen suits or light-colored shirts, blend with natural light and shadow, and create a relaxed sense of ceremony.
Details
The base of the boutonniere can be customized with an embossed initials of the newlyweds, making it an exclusive keepsake.
A ribbon of the same color is included in the box, allowing guests to take the boutonniere home as a commemorative decoration.
Pink Rose Corsage
Symbolism
A tender declaration of love and romance
Pink roses are the embodiment of "gentleness and romance", symbolizing sweet first love, delicate care and implicit love. It does not have the fiery passion of red roses, but has a more lingering tenderness, suitable for expressing the promise of "steady and long-lasting love".
Extended flower language: Light pink roses represent "elegance and happiness", while dark pink roses represent "gratitude and remembrance", conveying deep affection for a partner or family member.
Girlish heart and dreamy atmosphere
Pink has a "girly" feel, symbolizing youthful vitality and dreamy feelings. Wearing a pink rose boutonniere at a wedding can create a romantic fairytale atmosphere, echoing the bride's innocence and expectations.
A symbol of elegance and taste
Pink rose boutonnieres are the finishing touch for both gentlemen and ladies. Grooms can wear them to show their gentleness, while female guests can wear them to highlight their elegance, becoming an invisible plus for the overall look.
Usage scenarios
Wedding Occasions: A Dual Expression of Romance and Identity
Groom & Best Man: The groom can wear a pink rose boutonniere with green leaves or baby's breath to match the bride's bouquet; the best man can choose light-colored (such as champagne pink) roses to unify the look and distinguish between the primary and secondary.
Bride & Bridesmaids: The bride's corsage can be decorated with lace and pearls to enhance the sense of refinement; the bridesmaids' corsage can be decorated with pink carnations or daisies to echo the wedding theme color.
Parents & Guests: For parents’ boutonnieres, you can choose deep pink roses paired with steady flowers (such as holly leaves). Guests can wear boutonnieres in theme colors to quickly blend into the wedding atmosphere.
Anniversary/Date: A catalyst for a sweet atmosphere
When men wear a pink rose boutonniere to a date, it implies a metaphor of "romantic surprise"; when women wear it, it sends a signal of "being cherished" and adds a sense of ritual to the date.
Social events: a silent declaration of elegant taste
In formal occasions such as banquets and dances, pink rose corsages are a model of "high emotional intelligence dressing". It can break the dullness without being too ostentatious, suitable for showing personal taste.
Daily Match: Personality Expression in Details
Corsages can be pinned on suits, scarves or handbags to add a touch of color to commuting or casual wear. For example, a beige suit with a pink rose brooch instantly enhances sophistication.
Matching inspiration
Wedding theme: If the theme of the wedding is "Pink Garden" or "French Romance", the pink rose corsage can be combined with lace and tulle elements to create a dreamy scene.
Seasonal adaptation: Spring weddings can be paired with light green leaves, summer weddings can add white baby's breath, and autumn and winter weddings can be embellished with dark ribbons to enhance the seasonal atmosphere.
Personalized design: Add the couple's initials, wedding date and other elements to the boutonniere to make it a "special love token".
Pink Peony
Symbolism
Wealth, prosperity and complete happiness
Peony is known as the "king of flowers" and has symbolized wealth, honor and auspiciousness since ancient times. Pink peony retains the noble temperament of peony and incorporates the romance of pink, implying a "rich and sweet" marriage life and symbolizing that the couple will have "both glory and love" in the future.
Cultural extension: In traditional wedding customs, peony is often associated with auspicious words such as "prosperity and prosperity" and "a happy marriage for a hundred years". The pink peony corsage can be seen as a blessing for the couple's material and spiritual perfection.
Graceful romance and feminine beauty
The peony petals are layered and full, and the pink color adds a soft temperament, symbolizing the bride's dignity and gentleness, or the elegance of female guests. Wearing a pink peony corsage can enhance the romantic atmosphere of the wedding.
Unique temperament and aura blessing
The peony flower has an elegant shape. The pink peony corsage can not only show the wearer's taste, but also enhance the aura through the volume of the flower. It is suitable for newlyweds or guests who want to break the rules and show their individuality.
Usage scenarios
Wedding role adaptation
Bride: A pink peony boutonniere can be decorated with lace, pearls or crystals as a mini version of the bouquet to match the details of your wedding dress.
Groom: Choose a single pink peony with green leaves or cineraria to show your gentlemanly demeanor and at the same time form a "hard and soft" echo with the bride's look.
Parents: For parents’ boutonnieres, you can choose deep pink peonies paired with dignified matching flowers (such as holly leaves or golden ribbons) to reflect the dignity and blessings of the elders.
Groomsmen and bridesmaids: The groomsmen's boutonnieres can be simplified in design (such as a single peony + green leaves), and the bridesmaids' boutonnieres can be matched with light-colored (such as champagne pink) peonies or pink carnations to maintain overall coordination.
Wedding Theme Fusion
Chinese wedding: Pink peony corsage can be matched with traditional clothing such as cheongsam and Ma 褂, and elements such as tassels and buttons can be added to enhance the classical charm.
Western-style wedding: The boutonniere can be paired with satin, pearls and other materials to echo the texture of the wedding dress and suit, creating an elegant atmosphere.
Retro wedding: Choose deep pink peonies paired with retro green leaves, and the base of the boutonniere is made of distressed metal to echo the retro tones of the venue.
Modern Wedding: Simplified design with a single pink peony paired with minimalist foliage, reflecting the modern aesthetic of “less is more”.
Season and venue adaptation
Spring wedding: Pink peonies are paired with spring flowers such as cherry blossoms and peach blossoms to create a vibrant atmosphere.
Autumn wedding: Corsages can be added with dark ribbons or dried flowers to blend with autumn tones and add a sense of warmth.
Outdoor wedding: Choose windproof materials (such as silk flowers) to make corsages, and match them with natural materials such as straw and linen to coexist harmoniously with the outdoor environment.
Commemorative and collection value
Corsages can be customized with the couple's initials embossed or the wedding date, becoming a "special love token".
A ribbon or thank-you card of the same color is included in the box, allowing guests to take the boutonniere home as a commemorative decoration.
Matching inspiration
Color collision: Pink peony can be matched with white, champagne, and gold to create a sense of luxury; or it can be matched with dark red and burgundy to create a retro style.
Material mix and match: The base of the corsage can be made of pearls, crystals or metal to enhance its sophistication; or lace or tulle elements can be added to enhance the femininity.
Personalized design: Add the newlyweds’ zodiac signs, wedding logo and other elements to the boutonniere to make it a “unique” wedding souvenir.
Rose Grey & Cream Corsage
Symbolism
Rose Gray: Low-key elegance and mature and stable
Rose gray is a gray tone with a hint of rose pink, which not only retains the calmness and restraint of gray, but also adds a touch of tenderness. It symbolizes "restrained romance", suitable for expressing calm but warm emotions, and implies the balance between rationality and sensibility in marriage.
Cultural extension: Gray represents "neutrality and wisdom" in psychology, while rose gray weakens the coldness of gray and is closer to "gentle power". It is suitable for grooms or elders to wear, conveying the impression of reliability and tolerance.
Cream: Gentleness, purity, sweetness and happiness
Cream is a fusion of white and light yellow, symbolizing purity, tenderness and rebirth. In weddings, cream corsages represent a "sweet beginning", conveying beautiful expectations for newlywed life, and are especially suitable for expressing delicate emotions.
Flower language association: Cream roses (or similar flowers) are often given the meaning of "elegance" and "thoughtfulness", which is consistent with the ceremonial sense of the wedding.
Color combination: high-end feeling and emotional resonance
The combination of rose gray and cream creates a "soft yet firm" visual effect, which is neither too sweet nor too cold, symbolizing the equal relationship of "mutual support" in marriage.
Usage scenarios
Wedding role adaptation
Groom: A boutonniere with a rose-grey tone, paired with cream-colored flowers (such as baby's breath and lisianthus), creates a texture contrast with the black or dark blue suit and breaks the dullness.
Groomsmen: Simplify the design, such as a single gray rose + green leaves, to distinguish the primary from the secondary with the groom's boutonniere.
Parents: For parents’ boutonnieres, dark elements (such as dark grey leaves or dark brown ribbons) can be added to reflect solemnity and blessings.
Bridesmaids/Guests: Cream corsages pair well with light-colored gowns or as guest brooches to quickly blend into the wedding vibe.
Wedding Theme Fusion
Modern minimalist wedding: Rose gray and cream boutonnieres match the minimalist venue layout (such as solid color background and geometric decorations) naturally, and enhance the sense of luxury through color layering.
Outdoor wedding: In lawn, forest or beach weddings, rose gray and cream colors can blend into the natural background and be paired with materials such as rattan and linen to enhance the fresh atmosphere.
Theme Wedding:
Industrial style: Rose-gray corsages are paired with metal accessories (such as copper wire winding), and cream-colored flowers soften the hard feeling.
Vintage style: Add lace, pearls or distressed ribbons to echo vintage tones.
Detailed design and sense of ceremony
Material mix and match: Use satin, pearls or matte metal for the base of the corsage to enhance its sophistication; or add dried flowers or preserved flowers to symbolize "eternity".
Personalization: Add the couple's initials, wedding date or zodiac sign to the boutonniere to make it a "private keepsake".
Interactive design: The boutonniere can be designed to be detachable and given to guests as a souvenir after the wedding, or as a permanent accessory to the groom's suit.
Season and venue adaptation
Spring wedding: Rose gray and cream colors are paired with light pink and light green flowers to create a vibrant atmosphere.
Autumn wedding: Add dark brown and burgundy elements to blend with autumn tones to add a sense of warmth.
Winter wedding: Choose velvet, wool and other materials to make boutonnieres, and match them with warm lights to create a warm atmosphere.
Matching inspiration
Color collision: Rose gray and cream can be matched with white, champagne, and gold to create a sense of luxury; or collide with dark red and dark green to form a retro style.
Flower material selection: Rose-gray rose, cream-colored lisianthus, baby's breath, eucalyptus leaves, etc., enrich the layers through the texture of the flowers (such as matte and glossy).
Creative design: The corsage can be designed as an "asymmetrical style", such as a rose-gray rose on one side and a cream-colored matching flower on the other side to enhance the visual dynamics.
