White artificial rose buttonholes with pearl sprays (set of 4)

Description

White roses with pearl-style loops

These AFASOES buttonholes bring together an open white rose, green leaves and curved pearl-style bead details. White wrapping around the stems keeps the finish tidy, while the loops add a little decoration around the flower head. The result is a traditional wedding buttonhole with more texture than a plain rose and leaf.

Four matching pieces are supplied. Each measures approximately 11.5cm high and 7cm wide, making it a compact but noticeable flower for a jacket lapel. The white palette can coordinate with cream bridal flowers, coloured bridesmaid bouquets or a simple green-and-white wedding scheme.

A set for groomsmen or special guests

The pack is a practical choice when you need several people to wear the same flower. It can cover a small group of attendants or be divided among close relatives. If the groom will wear a different buttonhole, these four can still tie the rest of the party together without making every personal flower identical.

Consider the lapel width when planning the outfits. An open rose naturally takes up more space than a narrow bud, and customers have sometimes found this style larger than they expected. Measuring the stated width against a jacket at home will give a clearer idea of the effect than viewing the flower by itself.

Two attachment options

The buttonholes have both pin and clip fittings. Test the chosen method with the jacket on, and position the flower so the rose faces outwards and the bead loops remain visible. A clip can be convenient where it sits securely on the fabric; a pin offers another way to control the angle when the lapel shape needs it.

One customer found the flowers easy to secure and planned to pack them away for another wedding. That is a useful advantage of artificial personal flowers: you can arrange them in advance, try them with the clothes and keep them afterwards. The rose heads need no water during the preparations or ceremony.

Making the little details look tidy

When unpacking, check that the pearl-style loops have not become hidden behind the leaves. Ease them into view gently, supporting the base of the decoration rather than pulling at an individual bead. The white stem wrapping should point down along the lapel, giving the flower a clean line.

Before handing the buttonholes out, close any unused pins and label the pieces if different people are getting ready in separate rooms. Store them side by side in a shallow box after the event, with the roses facing upwards. Keeping the flowers dry and free from pressure will help retain the shape of both the petals and the decorative loops.