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  Rose Wedding Bouquets

  A trio of festive, jewel-toned roses, 'Black Magic,' 'Red Devil,' and 'Black Beauty,' combine to striking effect with plumes of garnet astilbe and bunches of pink pepperberries. The stems are wrapped in a cone of brown satin ribbon almost three ...

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  Fabric Flower Boutonniere

  Rose and Peony TemplatesDahlia TemplatesThese handmade silk flowers make great boutonnieres; just start with the smallest templates. Make them following the directions, and pin in place with a corsage pin or a daisy-head ...

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  Flowers for the Wedding Party

  Outfit your attendants with coordinating blooms for a processional that will make an impression -- the perfect prelude for a bride and groom. A dazzling bridal bouquet dictates the colors and styles of posies and ...

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  Boutonnieres with Hannah

  When it comes to wedding flowers, the bridal bouquet usually gets the most attention. While a great deal of thought needs to be given to this most important arrangement, the flowers worn by the groom and his attendants are ...

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  Wedding Bouquet and Boutonnieres

  . Wedding BouquetBe careful when working with white flowers, as their petals bruise easily.Tools and Materials250 to 300 stems of lily-of-the-valleyFloral knifeSwarovski wire rhinestone sprays20 to 25 corsage ...

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  The Best Boutonnieres

  A dahlia boutonniere and a cheery polka-dot tie offset a groomsman's khaki suit at a celebration in Tennessee.. Dahlia . Nature offers vibrant colors and textures that can be woven into a wedding in unexpected ways. These boutonnieres consist of ...

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  Ribbon-Flower Boutonniere

  Boutonnieres made of ribbon have endless design potential (and, unlike real blooms, are always in season). Create them for your groomsmen with ribbon that matches the bridesmaids' dresses or the ribbons around their ...

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  Pinecone Boutonnieres

  Here's an alternative to the typical buttonhole bloom. Create a boutonniere from the "flower" that appears at the bottom of every pinecone. This chic accessory not only looks handsome but also lasts forever.How to Make ItTo ...

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  Wrist Watch

  Wrist corsages aren't just for the prom -- these sophisticated ones work for weddings, too. Offer them to the mothers and grandmothers of the bride and groom instead of pinned flowers, which can leave prick marks on dresses. The corsages ...

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  It's Hip To Wear Squares

  . A debonair alternative to a boutonniere for the groom or for the men in the wedding party is a neatly folded pocket square. It's a particularly nice choice for a suit or morning jacket worn at a daytime event. We chose a ...

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