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A dried purple and white tulip with it's paper-like petals twisting and contorting into a beautiful, dancing shape.

Wearable Floral Care Guide

Boutonnières, corsages, and flower crowns are crafted without an ongoing water source, making them the most delicate florals of your event. We use robust blooms that are more drought/heat tolerant—but with proper handling and cold storage, your wearables will stay crisp, vibrant, and photo-ready.

Quick Care Checklist

Phase 1: Arrival & Refrigeration (do this first)

  • Keep Them In Their Package: Leave your wearables inside their clear delivery box or container. This creates a mini-greenhouse that traps moisture around the delicate stems.

  • Refrigerate Immediately: Place the sealed container directly into a standard refrigerator until it’s time to put them on.

    • Crucial Rule: Keep them away from the back cooling vents (where they can freeze) and away from fresh fruit (fruit releases ethylene gas, which wilts flowers fast).

Phase 2: Putting Them On (Event Time)

  • Put On Last: Don't pin or place wearables until after hair, makeup, hairspray, and perfume are completely finished. Chemicals in beauty products will damage fragile petals.

  • Handle by the Stem Base: Touch only the taped stem, ribbon wrap, or wire structure—never pull or press directly on the delicate flower heads.

  • Pinning Boutonnieres:

    • Place the floral flat against the lapel, stem pointing down. It should be placed on the left side, roughly 4 inches down from the shoulder seam.

    • From behind the lapel, push the pin through the fabric, straight through the thickest part of the wrapped stem, and back out through the lapel fabric.

    • A second pin is included for extra security. Pin it similarly to the first one, but crossing over the first for maximum hold.

  • Wearing Corsages & Crowns:

    • Tie wrist corsages snug enough so they don't slide or spin around your wrist.

    • Adjust flower crowns gently using the ribbon ties rather than pulling on the floral structure itself.