Create your own custom boutonnière for the father of the bride/groom or grandfathers. These family tree boutonnières can be customized to include the birthstones of family members such as the couple’s siblings, or extended family. They are also a nice way to commemorate the day, particularly when loved ones could not be present.
Select from 12 north stone colors and customize your feather selection.
Our dried flower boutonnieres are a distinctive choice for wedding attire. They add an extra touch of elegance & whimsy, with a beautiful contrast against the groom's formal attire. Carefully arranged with the flowers & feathers radiating outwards, the flowers are delicately intertwined, creating a sense of harmony & balance. The feathers are then placed strategically, adding height & movement. Soft hues create a romantic & timeless look, while the bold feathers add a touch of drama & sophistication.
SIZE: approximately 5-6”
INCLUDES: stainless steel pin to attach to a lapel or insert into the breast pocket. The pin supports the boutonniere but will not be visible from the front.
HOW TO WEAR IT: simply remove the small cap on the end of the pin, attach to the suit jacket like a safety pin, and put the cap back on.
NOTE: Each boutonniere is handmade and may have slight variations due to natural variations in the flowers and feathers. Please also note that the listing photos may differ slightly from the actual colors due to the lighting and/or the calibration and color settings of your monitor or phone.
PACKAGING: Each boutonniere is individually wrapped to protect the dried flowers. Please be very careful when opening your package. Some shedding is normal.
DRIED FLOWER CARE: Store in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight. To fluff flowers back up, set in indirect sunlight indoors. To preserve, you can apply a light application of floral spray.
SHIPPING & PROCESSING: Please place your order well in advance of your wedding date - we recommend at least four weeks. Items will ship within 1-2 weeks from Maryland, USA.
