Ideas of a traditional time – Bring back the past!

Once upon a time, a young lady prepared for her prom evening. The dress, the shoes, the hair and the make up were considered individually and with great care. But… What about the flowers?!?

Boutonnières were an essential part of the male’s attire. These typically are made up of a single flower or bud which is pushed through the buttonhole of a jacket. These, however are often omitted these days. Why not revive the tradition?

Wrist Corsages were, in earlier years, an unforgettable aspect of a celebration. The young lady would be offered a wrist corsage by her date who would own a matching boutonnière. These would often consist of a small bouquet of flowers worn at the shoulder, waist or even on the wrist. However, just like the boutonnières, the presence of corsages for proms or balls has been neglected, so why not inaugurate a new fashion right back from the past to your celebration?

White freesia harmonises with lavender grape hyacinth to create a fresh look right out of another century!

For a traditional vibe, do consider red roses and white baby’s breath in a beautiful and breathtaking assemble!

For a more contemporary, bright as well as fresh look, why not choose a corsage composed of a simple pink cymbidium orchid?

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