10/10/2026
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Soft pink rose buttonhole with texture from wired succulent in a lovely soft grey-green
Gorgeous Cappuccino rose buttonholes in this autumnal themed wedding.
Soft textures with pastel colours and white roses for these buttonholes.
The ultimate romantic wedding selection with soft pink roses and baby's breath buttonholes.
A gorgeous bright wedding with vibrant turquoise ribbon trims on these buttonholes. Love the pop of a yellow craspedia!
Understated elegance with soft pink roses and little scented waxflower for this pin-on buttonhole.
Brightly coloured wildflower style pocket gardens. A modern take on a traditional buttonhole where the card is worn inside the jacket pocket with the flowers sitting across the width of the pocket top. These look great against a black suit!
Blue and white. Always a popular choice and makes beautiful buttonholes.
Matching other accessories to buttonholes with a cute little flower girl wand and a mini page boy buttonhole.
Stunning quicksand roses. Their neutral colour works so well with all kinds of pallettes.
Buttonholes can be wired and taped for a sleek finish or in little bunched styles for a more rustic look.
If you only want a bridal bouquet and matching buttonhole, I've got the perfect elopement wedding flower package for you.
The colours for this wedding were chosen to match a very special (and quite famous!) necklace.
Another cappuccino anyone?
A touch of wheat for a lovely rustic feel to these bright buttonholes.
Your buttonholes don't have to all be the same. You can have a range of shapes and colours and they'll still look part of the theme. This can help identify people with different roles.
I always make the groom's buttonhole a little more special than all the rest.
My buttonholes come in a presentation tray/box/basket. They are labelled and have little notes to help you remember which side to wear them on. And if the chaps are ready when we arrive, we help to pin them all on and calm a few nerves.
Don't fancy a buttonhole? How about a pocket garden? This one is lovely and bright but a subtle colour selection with detail and texture would work equally well.
