1. Succulents
Vibrant succulents accompanied by touches of pink and yellow equal modern magic.
2. Festive florals
The hint of burgundy and berries give this boutonniere a decidedly festive feel.
3. Elegant orchids
Orchids are a stunning and timeless choice of flower for the bride and groom. This dapper dude certainly does his fancy boutonniere justice, complete with a touch of fern.
4. Rustic charm
Rosemary paired with lavender – we can’t think of a simpler yet more fragrant button hole than this one.
5. Spring bunch
Despite its miniscule size, this lovely button hole packs a punch with its variety of flowers, colourful appearance and whimsical vibe.
6. Cute as a buttercup
Pink and white buttercups, or ranunculus, set the tone for this vibrant, springy buttonhole – can you imagine the bride’s bouquet in the same flowers?!
7. Classic rose
You can never go wrong with a classic white or pink rose – it will complement any suit colour and any wedding theme.
8. Flower free
If your wedding is taking a non-traditional route, then so should the flower arrangements, including the groom’s boutonniere, such as this steampunk-inspired version.
9. Go solo
We’re referring to the button hole, of course. A single flower rather than a bunch can be so effective, especially if the flower – or its arrangement – is a little out of the ordinary.
10. Go big
A button hole is one of very few accessories you as the groom will be showcasing on your wedding day – so why not go big? Buttercup, frog eye greens and berries all in one. YES.
Forage and Blossom