London Buttonholes

At London Flowers, we create elegant, handcrafted buttonholes that add the perfect finishing touch to weddings, proms and special events across London. Working from the heart of the city, close to landmarks like Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden and the South Bank, our skilled team of florists carefully selects fresh flowers to complement your style, theme and outfit.

Whether you're planning a classic city wedding in Westminster, an intimate celebration in Islington, or a modern gathering in Shoreditch, our experienced florist team will guide you on colour, flower choice and finish so every detail feels considered and personal. From traditional rose and gypsophila to seasonal wildflower-inspired designs, each buttonhole is wired and finished by hand for comfort and durability throughout the day.

We offer convenient same-day delivery across central London when you order online before 3 PM, ideal for last-minute event touches or unexpected celebrations. Our drivers know the city's streets inside out, from Oxford Street to The Strand, ensuring your buttonholes arrive fresh, on time and perfectly presented.

  • Expert floral advice from local London florists
  • Stylish designs to match suits, ties and bridal bouquets
  • Reliable same-day delivery available until 3 PM

Trust London Flowers for beautifully made buttonholes that photograph well, wear comfortably and reflect the character of your London celebration.

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BUTTONHOLES
A refined floral boutonniere is carefully laid against a soft, light beige linen backdrop, the subtle weave of the fabric giving the impression of a well-dressed table in a Bloomsbury townhouse or a boutique hotel near Covent Garden. At the centre of this small but expressive design, two lisianthus flowers unfold in layers of creamy white petals, each petal traced with a rich band of royal purple at the ruffled edge, as though dipped in ink. These blooms are the clear focal point, offering a gentle glow against the neutral ground and evoking the sense of a calm, early morning bridal suite somewhere off Sloane Square. Around them, clusters of minute white filler flowers bring softness and volume, their star-like blossoms echoing the delicacy of baby's breath and tempering the drama of the purple edges. Rising gracefully through the arrangement, a slender column of muscari - tiny, bell-shaped florets in deep violet-blue - introduces a more textured, almost woodland note, like something plucked from the borders of Regent's Park. A couple of pale green, unopened buds rest beside the open blooms, hinting at youth, new beginnings, and the quiet anticipation that marks the start of a wedding day or a prom night in central London. Fine, feathery green foliage, reminiscent of asparagus fern, wraps around the flowers, its airy fronds stretching outward to frame the composition with a featherlight touch, while firmer green leaves anchor the base. The stems themselves are gathered tightly and encased in smooth white satin ribbon, secured with a precise little bow that conveys the care and craftsmanship of an experienced city florist. The boutonniere feels timeless and composed, ready to be pinned to a groom's jacket in Marylebone or to a smart dinner suit for an elegant evening along the Strand, carrying with it the scent of freshness and the intimacy of a carefully chosen detail.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
On a gently woven, light beige linen backdrop, a single corsage or boutonniere is laid out with the care of a tailor arranging a lapel on Savile Row, its colours and textures carefully balanced for a special London celebration. At its heart, small, multi-petalled blossoms in a soft, powdery pink form a rounded cluster, their ruffled petals overlapping in delicate layers that suggest both fullness and softness, like the first blossoms in a spring garden along the Thames. Interspersed among these pink flowers are tiny white florets of baby's breath, each miniature bloom adding a whisper-fine texture, so that the arrangement seems to breathe with lightness. Here and there, slim spikes of lavender or muted purple flowers peek through, offering a cool contrast that deepens the overall palette without overwhelming the pastel calm. On one side, a run of slender, tapered buds in creamy white and pale green, likely freesia or a similar variety, stretch outward, still mostly closed, promising a gentle fragrance and future bloom. Supporting the flowers, broad, glossy green leaves form a structured base, their deep colour grounding the airy blossoms, while slender, wispy sprays of fine greenery extend outwards, echoing the relaxed, natural style popular for weddings in places like Richmond or Greenwich Park. The stems below are wrapped with meticulous precision in a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat bow that sits flush against the fabric, its sheen catching the light and adding a joyful accent. The entire piece feels freshly made and ready to be pinned for a wedding, prom, or graduation, the kind of handmade finishing touch a local London florist would prepare for same-day collection before a ceremony.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Resting on a light beige, linen-like background, this peach rose boutonniere feels like a small promise of celebration, the sort of detail a London groom might notice just before leaving a townhouse near Notting Hill or Islington for the ceremony. The fabric beneath has a soft, woven texture, its subtle pattern barely visible yet adding a sense of calm and tactility. At centre stage is a single peach rose, partly unfurled, its petals moving from a creamy, almost ivory blush at the outer edge to a warm, sunlit apricot and deeper orange tone at the heart, as if catching the last glow of an evening sky over the city. At the upper side, a fine spray of white baby's breath blossoms provides gentle contrast, each tiny flower like a pinprick of light, creating playfulness against the rose's rounded, velvety form. From beneath the bloom, slim green blades and two broader, darker green leaves curve and frame the composition, giving structure without overpowering it, similar to how a well-tailored jacket frames a lapel flower at a Mayfair reception. The stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in matching peach satin ribbon, the wrap smooth and even, ending in a small, composed knot that speaks of careful craftsmanship and steady hands. Soft, even lighting washes across the arrangement, drawing attention to the satin sheen, the layered petals, and the delicate baby's breath without casting strong shadows. The overall impression is one of quiet elegance and intimate joy, perfectly suited to weddings, proms, or special evenings out across London, from City Hall celebrations to riverside gatherings along South Bank.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant white orchid boutonniere is laid carefully on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, its gentle texture calling to mind the relaxed sophistication of a London townhouse near Hyde Park. At the centre, a flawless phalaenopsis orchid unfolds in smooth, velvety petals of pure white, catching the light with a soft, satin sheen. The orchid's throat glows with a touch of warm yellow that fades into fine, reddish-orange markings, adding subtle character without disturbing the calm simplicity of the design. Around it, sprays of delicate white baby's breath create a light, clouded halo, as if a delicate mist has settled around the central bloom. To the left, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum buds stand out with their tiny spiked petals and sculpted, spherical shape, giving a fresh, slightly playful contrast to the refined orchid. A rich green leaf supports the flowers from below, while a smaller, darker leaf near the base reinforces the natural structure. The stems are bound tightly with a bold crimson ribbon, its satin surface smooth and gleaming, wrapped with a precision that reflects an experienced florist's hand from a studio in London. The red wrap is finished in a neat knot or small bow, adding a confident splash of colour that would look perfectly at home on a groom's lapel at a City of London or Chelsea ceremony. The softly woven background fabric, with its visible grain and natural warmth, allows the crisp whites, vibrant greens, and striking red to stand out, conveying craftsmanship, romance, and quiet celebration.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant floral boutonniere is captured from above, lying on a pale oatmeal-coloured woven fabric that resembles natural linen, giving the scene a calm, tactile warmth often associated with intimate London townhouse weddings. At the centre of the arrangement, a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid unfurls its broad, satin-like petals, each one smooth and gently curved, cradling a throat of creamy yellow and soft orange that adds depth and a subtle hint of glow. Around this main bloom, numerous sprays of tiny white baby's breath cluster together like soft clouds, their airy, star-shaped florets creating a delicate contrast to the orchid's sleek surface. To one side, a bold splash of colour appears in the form of glossy, round red berries, reminiscent of festive hypericum, polished and plump as if freshly gathered from a winter market near Borough or Columbia Road. A few lighter green, almost lime-tinted buds peek through, suggesting new growth and adding a gentle brightness. Framing the flowers is a mix of lush green leaves, some broad and pointed, others slimmer and more tapered, arranged to give a sense of movement and natural rhythm. The stems are tightly bound with a vivid red satin ribbon, its sheen catching the light, wrapped with precision and tied in a small, tidy knot with short tails that rest neatly against the fabric. The whole piece feels poised for a special moment-perhaps a groom stepping out of a black cab in Mayfair or a prom guest arriving along the South Bank-radiating a refined sense of celebration, romance, and attention to detail.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant pink rose boutonniere rests on a natural, light beige linen surface, as if placed ready for a groom stepping out onto the streets near Covent Garden or a couple heading to a ceremony overlooking the Thames. The rose is in a perfect semi-open state, its velvety petals unfolding in smooth layers from a soft blush centre into slightly deeper pink edges that curl outward with a gentle, romantic flair. Encircling the base of the bloom, clusters of cream-white baby's breath form a delicate, clouded collar, lending an airy, timeless feel that balances the richness of the rose. From behind, wispy, grass-like strands of bright green foliage fan out softly, while a single, broader deep green leaf is folded neatly to cup and stabilise the stems, giving the piece structure without losing its lightness. The stems are bound with a satin ribbon that shimmers between lavender and magenta-purple, wrapped smoothly and tied into a simple knot that suggests understated luxury rather than showiness. Soft, diffused light falls across the arrangement, revealing the fine weave of the linen and the subtle gloss of the ribbon, with gentle shadows that give the boutonniere a three-dimensional presence. The scene feels calm and intimate, reminiscent of a quiet moment before a London ceremony-perhaps in Marylebone, Notting Hill, or a tucked-away City venue-where this small floral accent will be pinned to a lapel, adding a whisper of scent, colour, and romance to a day filled with promise and celebration.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A romantic fuchsia rose boutonniere lies diagonally across a pale beige, lightly textured fabric, reminiscent of linen you might see at a boutique hotel wedding near Covent Garden. The single rose is the clear focal point, its deep pink petals unfurling in tight, layered spirals that gradually relax into fuller, more open curves, suggesting a bloom cut at just the right moment. Hugging the base of the rose are airy clouds of white baby's breath, their dozens of pinhead blossoms forming a soft, lacy frame that brightens the overall design. Nestled between these tiny white flowers sit several smooth red hypericum berries, rich in colour and gently reflective, adding a subtle, festive sparkle and a different rounded texture. Around them, slender, feathery green fronds stretch outward, creating a sense of movement and lightness, while darker, broader leaves are shaped and curled to cradle the central flower, giving the arrangement a sculpted, tailored feel. The stems are tightly bound with a strip of red satin ribbon, wrapped evenly and finished with a neat little bow that echoes the rose's warmth and passion. Soft, natural light falls from above, picking up the contrast between matte petals, glossy berries, and the gentle weave of the background fabric. This detailed, handcrafted buttonhole feels ideal for a groom, best man, or prom guest in London, whether arriving from Kensington, Shoreditch, or a riverside venue, evoking celebration, tenderness, and the quiet thrill of getting ready for a meaningful occasion.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously crafted boutonnière rests on a pale beige, linen-like fabric that evokes the understated elegance of a London townhouse near Kensington or Marylebone. The focal point is a single, tightly furled rosebud in a vivid fuchsia-pink, its petals smooth and almost satin-like, wrapped in on themselves with a sense of poised romance, as though moments away from unfolding. Encircling the rose are airy clusters of white baby's breath, each tiny blossom adding shimmer and softness, like a delicate veil framing a bride stepping out onto a Chelsea street for photographs. Around and behind the flowers, wispy, bright green foliage stretches outward in fine, feathered sprays, the texture reminiscent of asparagus fern or light ruscus, giving the design an almost weightless, breathing quality. Darker, broader leaves sit closer to the stems, providing depth and structure, much as the classic architecture of London supports its playful modern touches. The lower portion of the arrangement is neatly bound with a glossy red satin ribbon, carefully wrapped around the stems until only a slim, elegant column of fabric remains visible. The ribbon's gentle sheen picks up the rose's deep pink tones, with a subtle knot or loop detail that hints at the steady hand of an experienced florist. Illuminated by clear, even light, the boutonnière appears fresh and dewy, ideal for pinning onto the lapel of a groom heading to a ceremony in Mayfair or a prom-goer arriving by the Thames. The overall mood is intimate and celebratory-a small, exquisite floral accent capturing a personal story on a very special London day.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Brimming with the quiet elegance found in London's historic boroughs, this romantic boutonniere lies diagonally across a woven, sandstone-hued fabric-each element capturing the city's allure in fresh petal and leaf. A blushing pale pink rose, still partly in bud, commands attention at the centre, its swirling petals shaded from deep magenta at the core to tender blush at the rim. Flanking the rose, a delicate peach-coloured alstroemeria unfurls, its centre rippling with yellow undertones and fine maroon tracery that invites a painterly study. Accents of baby's breath lend demure softness among vibrant, spherical green mini chrysanthemums that add splash and depth; together, they mimic the lively mosaic of blooms seen on a stroll through Regent's Park in springtime. Slender green grassblades and needle-like ferns rise elegantly, while darker and broader leaves-some folded for architectural charm-ground the creation and echo the leafy city landscapes that colour London's neighbourhoods. The stems are united with a lustrous fuchsia pink ribbon, tied into a precise, celebratory bow, offering a hint of festivity. Perfect for formal city celebrations, weddings, or proms, this floral pin reflects the fine craftsmanship of London Flowers and the spirit of joyous beginnings, set against the tactile woven linen backdrop.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An elegant boutonniere is displayed centrally on a pale, linen-like beige fabric, its soft, woven texture forming a calm, neutral backdrop reminiscent of a carefully prepared suit laid out before a celebration in London's Kensington or Chelsea. The arrangement is compact yet full of character, anchored by a single open white alstroemeria whose petals curve gently outward, revealing fine reddish-brown speckling that draws the eye into the throat of the flower. Close beside it sits a vivid lime-green bud cluster shaped like a small cone, its tightly packed, scale-like buds giving a contemporary, almost architectural detail to the design. Wisps of white baby's breath are scattered delicately throughout the piece, their tiny blossoms creating a misty, cloud-like effect that lightens the composition and adds an air of romance and softness. Framing the flowers are layers of foliage: broad, deep green leaves provide strength and structure, while slender, bright green blades and feathery fronds arc gracefully, suggesting movement, as if caught in a gentle breeze along the Thames. At the right, the stems are bound together and accented with a neatly tied pink satin ribbon, the bow small but perfectly shaped, offering a playful yet polished contrast to the crisp white petals and fresh greens. Even, natural lighting highlights the subtle sheen of the ribbon, the velvety texture of the alstroemeria, and the intricate detail in every tiny baby's breath flower. The overall mood is one of quiet celebration and poised anticipation, ideal for weddings, proms, or black-tie events across central London where understated floral craftsmanship is appreciated.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant floral boutonniere is photographed from a slightly raised angle, resting on a warm, oatmeal-beige fabric that resembles handwoven linen, its subtle texture bringing to mind refined wedding textiles often seen in London venues around Westminster and St James's. The central focus is a pristine white eustoma, or lisianthus, fully open with softly ruffled petals that curl and layer into a rounded, delicate blossom. Its petals appear almost silky, with a gentle luminosity that suggests fresh, early-morning conditioning by an experienced florist. Nestled close to this main flower are two elongated eustoma buds, creamy white tinged with pale green, positioned just below and to the left as if they are gently leaning towards the larger bloom. Fine sprigs of white gypsophila are woven through the design, their tiny clustered flowers adding a cloud-like lightness that softens the edges of the arrangement. From behind, slender blades of dark green, grass-like foliage sweep diagonally towards the lower left, introducing a sense of graceful motion, while a broader, deep green leaf provides structure and depth beneath the bloom. The stems are neatly aligned and carefully wrapped at the lower right with a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a small, confident bow that injects a vivid flash of colour, playful yet sophisticated. The ribbon's smooth sheen catches the soft, even lighting, drawing the eye and giving the boutonniere a modern twist against its timeless white-and-green palette. This carefully composed image feels intimate and calm, perfectly capturing a groom's accessory ready to be pinned on before a ceremony anywhere from Notting Hill to Bankside, the quiet beauty echoing the joy of a London wedding morning.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, pristine white orchid boutonniere is carefully laid out on a pale beige, linen-textured cloth, reminiscent of the relaxed yet polished style seen at town hall weddings across London, from Islington to Kensington. The orchid, likely a Phalaenopsis, forms the heart of the design, its wide, velvety petals unfolding with quiet confidence. Each petal is a clear, unblemished white, gently curved to cradle a centre flushed with soft yellow tones and a delicate wash of blush pink, like the first light catching the Thames on a still morning. Around the base of this central bloom, wisps of white baby's breath gather in loose, cloud-like clusters, their tiny spherical blossoms adding a romantic, airy texture that softens the strong silhouette of the orchid. Slim green leaves, polished and fresh, emerge discreetly behind the flowers, offering a cool, natural contrast that grounds the design and hints at the freshness you'd expect from a local London florist. Off to one side, a short stem carries a couple of tightly furled, pale green orchid buds, their smooth, rounded shapes suggesting tenderness and new beginnings-ideal for capturing the emotion of vow exchanges in Chelsea Old Town Hall or a chic celebration near Shoreditch. The stems of the arrangement are bound together in a sleek wrap of bright fuchsia satin ribbon, finished in a neat, small bow whose vibrant pink hue sings against the neutral background. The ribbon's glossy surface catches the soft, even light, echoing the polished details of a well-tailored suit or evening dress. The overall composition feels intimate, refined, and quietly joyful, suited to grooms, wedding parties, or prom-goers who want a modern yet timeless floral accent.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A delicately composed white orchid boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige, woven fabric background, its linen-like texture giving the scene a relaxed, natural elegance often found in intimate London weddings. At the centre, a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom extends its smooth, white petals, each one curving lightly and catching a soft, diffused light that suggests an overcast day by the Thames. Inside the bloom, a touch of pale yellow glows at the throat, adding depth and a hint of warmth, like the soft glow of evening lights in Marylebone. Encircling the orchid are clusters of baby's breath, each tiny white blossom forming part of a delicate, cloud-like wreath. These airy Gypsophila sprigs lend a sense of softness and romance, their miniature flowers appearing almost weightless as they frame the central orchid. Fine strands of fresh, green foliage thread through the composition, their feathery texture suggesting delicate ferns that bring a whisper of woodland calm into the city. The stems are gathered with precision and wrapped tightly in smooth, white satin ribbon, which is tied into a modest, graceful bow near the base, signalling careful craftsmanship and attention to detail. The simple palette of white, cream, soft yellow, and vivid green stands out beautifully against the neutral background, making the boutonniere feel both classic and modern. It is easy to imagine this piece pinned to a dark suit jacket for a ceremony in a Bloomsbury townhouse or a chic celebration near Shoreditch, a refined floral accent chosen by someone who values quiet beauty and the subtle symbolism of purity, new beginnings, and lasting commitment.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined ivory rose boutonniere rests at a gentle diagonal on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its delicate weave creating a calm, neutral backdrop that could easily be the preparation table in a London townhouse near Kensington Gardens. The central bloom is a single, creamy white rosebud, its petals smooth and velvety, wrapped closely around each other with just the slightest curl at the edges, capturing that moment between bud and full flower. Around the rose, deep green leaves fan out in a subtle frame: some slender and pointed like laurel, others more airy and fern-like, adding depth and a natural rhythm to the design. Tucked in to one side are little clouds of white baby's breath, their miniature blossoms forming clusters that soften the silhouette and introduce a sense of lightness, much like a veil of mist along the Thames on an early morning. The stems of the rose and foliage are gathered with care and bound in a smooth, pure white satin ribbon, wrapped tightly and evenly so no stray ends show. Just beneath the head of the rose, the ribbon forms a neat, petite bow, its loops lying flat and tidy, giving the boutonniere the look of a custom-made accessory ready for a Savile Row suit. Soft, diffused lighting illuminates the scene, highlighting the subtle differences between the creamy tones of the petals and the crisp white of the ribbon, while casting gentle shadows that emphasize the contours of the greenery. The overall effect is quietly luxurious and deeply romantic, ideal for a groom or groomsman walking through Westminster or Chelsea to a city wedding, and a fitting visual for content about wedding flowers, formalwear details, and the timeless symbolism of the white rose.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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