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4 Ways to Pin on a Boutonniere

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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Introduction:

A boutonniere is a small flower arrangement worn by men on formal occasions, such as weddings and proms. Pinning it properly on the lapel of a suit or tuxedo can be tricky, but with some practice, it can be easily mastered. Here are four methods to pin on a boutonniere for a polished and elegant look.

1. The Classic Method:

The classic method is the most common way of securing a boutonniere.

Step 1: Hold the boutonniere by its stem, and position it on the left lapel of the jacket.

Step 2: Use a straight pin or boutonniere pin to pierce the fabric from behind the lapel, going through the middle of the boutonniere stem.

Step 3: Push the pin diagonally upwards through the lapel fabric, being careful not to let it be visible.

Step 4: Make sure the flower is secure by checking if it stays in place when you move.

2. The Safety Pin Method:

This method is an alternative for those who want extra security for their boutonniere.

Step 1: Attach a small safety pin to the back of the boutonniere’s stem. Ensure that it cannot be seen from the front.

Step 2: Position the boutonniere on the left lapel and discreetly secure it by fastening the safety pin through your jacket’s fabric.

Step 3: Double-check that it remains stable during movement.

3. The Magnetic Boutonniere:

Magnetic boutonnieres provide an easy and safe way to attach flowers without using pins.

Step 1: Separate the magnets of your magnetic boutonniere and hold onto its back piece (the magnet part).

Step 2: Position the front part of your magnetic boutonniere on the left lapel.

Step 3: Attach the back magnet piece behind the lapel, aligning it with the front part of the boutonniere. The magnets will hold them in place securely.

4. Using Boutonniere Vases:

Boutonniere vases are small decorative containers that can hold a boutonniere, adding an elegant touch.

Step 1: Fill the boutonniere vase with water and insert your flower arrangement into it.

Step 2: Pin or clip the vase to your left lapel, following the manufacturer’s instructions.

Conclusion:

Pinning on a boutonniere doesn’t have to be difficult. With these four methods, you can ensure your flowers are secure and stylish at any formal event. Practice beforehand to make sure you’ll be looking dapper and polished on your special day!

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