Resting gently on a subtly grained linen backdrop, this beautifully crafted Cowley Florist boutonniere captures the soft palette and natural textures treasured by wedding parties near Cowley village. At the heart is a pristine pink rosebud-its spiral of unfurling petals hinting at new beginnings, their hue shifting delicately from rose blush to a pale, creamy edge. Embracing the central bloom, a second, slightly paler flower, likely alstroemeria, lisianthus, or similar, radiates with whispers of peach and warm yellow in its centre, the petals touched by gentle flecks and slender markings. Baby's breath weaves a fine froth of white around the primary flowers, enhancing the airy sensibility, while vibrant green miniature cushion mums punctuate the design with their rounded freshness, reminiscent of manicured lawns behind Cowley's historic cottages. The foliage frames each bloom artfully: fine, dark spires of fern or ornamental grass arch outward, contrasting with elegantly folded, lush leaves at the base, building dimension and visual rhythm. The stems are meticulously bundled and enveloped by a broad, glossy green leaf, then secured with a vivid fuchsia pink satin ribbon tied in a petite, exuberant bow. This ribbon's lively colour nods to celebratory Cowley events and garden parties alike. Perfect for adorning a groom's lapel or accenting a special occasion at Cowley's community centre, this boutonniere evokes romance, natural beauty, and the time-honoured traditions cherished across the Cowley area.

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On a softly textured, linen-like fabric background in light beige, a thoughtfully handcrafted boutonniere rests, its fresh blooms and lush foliage telling the story of Cowley's refined floral artistry. The arrangement highlights a tightly furled pale pink rose, every petal blushing with youth and possibility, offering a tender focal point for the special day. Nestled close is a lighter blush or peach-toned blossom-reminiscent of an alstroemeria, its subtleties accentuated by yellow-tinged lines and fine speckles that speak to the detail found in Cowley's local floral traditions. Cloudlets of pristine baby's breath introduce an airy contrast, while miniature, deep-green chrysanthemum balls add vibrant energy, mirroring the natural vibrancy of Cowley's parks and green spaces. A careful blend of foliage frames the florals: slender grass blades and artfully folded leaves create both movement and structure, culminating in a broader green leaf wrapping the base. The ensemble is elegantly finished with a glossy, fuchsia pink satin ribbon at the stem, fashioned into a small, neat bow that adds a splash of festive sophistication. Illuminated by soft, even light, this floral accessory is both romantic and timeless-ready for a wedding, prom, or celebratory event along Cowley's tranquil avenues, vividly expressing joy, craftsmanship, and love.

There is a refined joy and local character captured in this close-up of a Cowley wedding buttonhole: the upper body of a sharply attired guest, his charcoal suit jacket pressed to perfection, forms the canvas. The boutonniere commands attention, with a blush-pink rose unfurling gracefully amidst a thoughtful arrangement. Next to the rose, a petite alstroemeria - its petals adorned with fine, purple-pink stripes - brings an artistic detail reminiscent of blooms seen at Cowley's weekend markets. A compact green chrysanthemum injects a fresh, lively accent, while clusters of baby's breath provide delicate softness, evoking memories of gardens along the Thames footpaths. Slender, feathery greenery, likely local fern, weaves through the bouquet with care, its textures captured in gentle light. Each floral element is meticulously secured at the lapel with a sheen of lavender ribbon, tied to coordinate with the bold pink tie and add a finishing touch of sophistication. The overall impression is one of thoughtful celebration: a design that feels both contemporary and rooted in Cowley tradition, perfect for meaningful moments from wedding vows to milestone anniversaries. The craftsmanship of Cowley Florist shines through, harnessing colour, form, and local spirit to create a boutonniere as memorable as the celebrations themselves.

ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE£99.00

Name: ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
Brand: Handy FLowers
SKU: ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
Price: 99.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (4608 reviews)

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Elegant Groom Buttonhole Bouquet

Discover the beauty and uniqueness of our luxury groom buttonhole arrangement. This exquisite bouquet features a stunning combination of vibrant Purple Roses, delicate Pink-Purple Alstroemeria, lush Green Mini Chrysanthemums, airy Gypsophila, and elegant Aralia Leaves. Each element is carefully selected to create a harmonious and captivating design that stands out on any special occasion.

Quality You Can Trust

Our flowers are hand-selected to ensure the highest level of freshness and longevity. We take pride in providing only the best quality blooms, guaranteeing that every buttonhole remains vibrant throughout your event.

Thoughtful Details

Same-Day Delivery for orders placed before 18:00
Freshness Guarantee to ensure your bouquet looks perfect
Included care instructions to maintain the bouquet's beauty

Price is for a set of 4 luxurious groom buttonholes. Make your special day memorable with this elegant and thoughtfully crafted arrangement.

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Ordering the flowers was hassle free from the very start. The communication went smoothly as the team responded friendly to all of my inquiries. The flowers were delivered promptly and safely.

R Rachel Needham 1 month ago
The best flower shop to turn to when you need a safe delivery especially for a special occasion as your wedding!

J Jason Whittle 1 month ago
Fast and on time delivery!

O Oleg Barr 1 month ago
I’ve never seen such beautiful flowers and arrangements and I am so pleased with my buttonholes. I was glad to find such a professional company with such great attention to detail. Both my bride and I are over the moon!

B Brian P. 2 months ago