Te lady
is always right!
For the ladies, corsages are worn just below the right shoulder, traditionally with the stem
pointing upwards. However, if the lady does not wish to wear a corsage on the shoulder then that’s no problem as
they can be worn in a variety of different ways. A popular choice at the moment is for a lady to wear a corsage on her wrist which gives a contemporary look. Alternatively, corsages can be worn in the hair, on a hat, evening bag, at the waist or anywhere else you see fit to help enhance your outfit and add that touch of glamour.
For men, buttonholes are traditionally worn on the left lapel, outside of the buttonhole with the stem pointing downwards. Often, the groom’s buttonhole would incorporate a flower from the bride’s bouquet.
Traditionally, buttonholes and corsages are attached to outfits and accessories by using a pearl headed pin. These days however, many people choose to use magnets which of course mean no pin holes! This is especially good on delicate fabrics or when it comes to attaching corsages to bags as the use of pins could damage the leather.
PHOTO : MARTIN LECKIE
Good Tip: If you are ever in doubt as to which side to wear corsages and buttonholes, just remember this -
‘The lady is always right!’
Our experienced team can assist you to choose a style of bouquet that will complement every aspect of your big day, from your wedding dress to your special venue.
Permanent Wedding Display at our larger flower studio based in the Bridge of Don, view the ever changing styles of fresh and artificial flower arrangements.
After all every bride wants something unique for their big day!
8 Scotstown Road Bridge of Don
Aberdeen, AB23 8HS
T: 01224 822228
330 King Street Aberdeen AB24 5BJ
T: 01224 631717
Private consultations available on request
www.flowerfashions.org.uk
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