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Home›How To›How to Make a Boutonniere: 9 Steps

How to Make a Boutonniere: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 18, 2023
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Making your own boutonniere for a wedding, prom, or other special event is a creative and affordable way to add a personal touch. Here are nine steps to help you make the perfect boutonniere.

1. Gather your materials: You will need flowers, greenery, wire, floral tape, scissors, and a pin or clip for attaching the boutonniere.

2. Choose the main flower: Pick the focal point of your boutonniere by selecting a single flower that is both sturdy and long-lasting. Roses, carnations, and orchids are all excellent choices.

3. Prepare the flower: If needed, remove any unnecessary leaves or thorns so that only the stem remains. Trim the stem to approximately two inches in length.

4. Add greenery (optional): Enhance your design by surrounding the flower with small sprigs of greenery, such as ivy or ferns. Be sure to trim these pieces as well to maintain overall balance in size and proportion.

5. Wire the flower: To reinforce the boutonniere’s structure and help hold its shape, wrap wire around the base of each flower’s stem and secure it in place with floral tape.

6. Arrange your components: Experiment with different placements for your main flower and any additional greenery before finalizing your design.

7. Secure everything in place: Once you’ve found your desired arrangement, use more floral tape to wrap around all of the stems together, making sure they’re tightly fastened and uniform in appearance.

8. Add finishing touches: Disguise any visible floral tape by wrapping ribbon, twine or even lace around it. Create a small loop on the back using wire or ribbon to attach a pin or clip easily when wearing the boutonniere.

9. Store your boutonniere properly: Keep it in a cool, dark place to prevent the flowers from wilting and looking dull on the big day. You can also store it in a flower fridge or in water until you’re ready to wear it.

With just a few materials and some creativity, you can create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind boutonniere for any special occasion. Enjoy the process and have fun experimenting with different flowers and arrangements!

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