Burgundy and ivory artificial wedding buttonholes with gold foliage (set of 6)

Description

Burgundy roses for the wedding party

Deep burgundy roses, one contrasting ivory rose and touches of gold-toned foliage give this Ling's Moment buttonhole set a rich wedding palette. The six pieces are designed as a coordinated group, with a different flower for the groom and matching pieces for five groomsmen. Green leaves and small decorative details soften the outline around each rose.

The set shown contains five burgundy rose buttonholes and one ivory rose buttonhole. That contrast is a simple way to distinguish the groom while keeping the same materials throughout the party. It works especially well with autumn colours, dark suits, warm neutrals or a bridal bouquet that already includes wine-coloured flowers.

Six finished flowers with fixing pins

Each buttonhole is approximately 6.9cm wide and 11.9cm high. Six pins are included for attaching the flowers to lapels. The stems are neatly wrapped, so the pieces have a complete finish rather than looking like loose stems gathered at the last minute.

Lay the flowers out with the outfits before the wedding and decide who will wear the ivory piece. If your group has a different arrangement of attendants, there is no need to follow the suggested groom-and-five-groomsmen division exactly. The set can be shared among relatives or other members of the wedding party, provided each wearer has one of the six flowers.

The little differences are part of the design

The pale rose gives the eye somewhere to rest among the burgundy flowers, while the gold foliage links the pieces together. In group photographs the shared shape creates consistency, but the contrasting flower remains easy to notice. You could echo the ivory in a tie or pocket square and let the darker roses relate to the bridesmaids' colours.

Customers have been pleased with the wedding appearance of these buttonholes, and the photographs show how the finished pieces sit against formal clothing. The artificial flowers can be tried on ahead of the ceremony, which is particularly useful when several people are getting ready together and need their accessories organised.

Handing them out without a rush

Check the pins in advance and place each buttonhole in a labelled box or compartment. Ask someone to help attach the flowers while the jackets are being worn, keeping the pin point safely covered and the rose facing forwards. Gently open any leaves flattened during packing, but retain the compact shape so the foliage does not spread awkwardly across the lapel. After the celebration, remove the pins carefully and store the flowers dry. The matching set can be kept together as a record of the wedding party's flowers.