3 Contemporary Boutonnieres Perfect for a Winter Wedding

Boutonnieres are a groom’s staple. A winter colour palette, with its warm tones, has many couples choosing it as their wedding design.

1. Begin with a rose

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Roses are incredibly versatile. They can be used in bouquets, garlands and large chuppah/mandap installations. Roses have a rigid stem, and its full head of blooms means that it can withstand a windy, wet winter day. It is best paired with leaves or berries to complete its look.

2. Go for colour

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Tired of classic? Choose a unique colour combination. Blush, orange, and green might seem out of the ordinary but with the right flowers such as vivid tropical gingers, roses and frangipani, you’ll have a formation that matches the leaves of winter.

3. Combine textures

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Incorporating textures from boutonniere to centerpieces, is an ideal way to add layers. The soft, tender petals of roses alongside something lavish like Baby’s Breath is a perfect option for a boutonniere.

“Attach buttonholes on the jacket before you put it on. Placement of the buttonhole is just outside the buttonhole stitching on the suit lapel.”

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Bloom Weddings offers a consultative approach to wedding décor with comprehensive offerings from florals to floral Indian mandaps/chuppahs to floral arches for the modern style bride. Based in Auckland, New Zealand and available by appointment only. 

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