White Spray Rose Boutonniere

White Rose Boutonniere with Gold Wire

Three small white spray roses and a single bud, set against dark ruscus leaves and bound in fine gold wire. Our florists make every one by hand in our Claremont studio, the way we have made wedding and matric dance flowers since 1999, with 5,800+ reviews across Google, Trustpilot and Loox to show for it. It is clean, classic and right on any suit, from a navy wedding suit to a black dinner jacket. See every matching pair in our corsages and boutonnieres.

White roses and a glint of gold: the quiet detail every photo of the night will catch.

What's in the White Spray Rose Boutonniere

• White spray roses: three small heads and a closed bud, chosen to sit neatly on a lapel
• Ruscus leaves: dark, glossy greenery that frames the white
• Gold wire binding: wrapped around the stems for a polished finish
• Pearl-headed pin: to fasten it to the lapel

Made to Match the White Rose Wrist Corsage

Pair it with the White Rose Wrist Corsage, made with ivory roses, white lisianthus and an ivory ribbon, so the two of you look like a pair without trying too hard. For a groom, it sits beautifully alongside our wedding flowers, and for a bride who loves white, the Pure Snow Rose Bouquet and our white rose bouquets carry the same look. White roses stand for new beginnings, which is why they appear in so many wedding flower meanings.

How to Wear Your Boutonniere

A boutonniere sits on the left lapel, over the heart, with the flowers facing up and the stem pointing down. Push the pin in from behind the lapel, through the stem and back out again, so it stays put through every hug, photo and dance.

Keeping It Fresh Until the Big Moment

Keep it somewhere cool, like the fridge (never the freezer), until you leave, and away from direct sun and fruit bowls, because ripening fruit makes flowers age faster. Our flower care guide has more tips.

Order before 12pm, Monday to Saturday, for same-day flower delivery. This is a fresh flower piece made to be worn on the day, so we deliver it across Cape Town only.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a boutonniere?

A boutonniere, also called a buttonhole, is a small flower worn on the lapel of a suit or tuxedo. Grooms, groomsmen and fathers wear them at weddings, and a matric dance date wears one to match his partner's corsage.

Which side does a boutonniere go on?

The left lapel, over the heart, with the flowers facing up and the stem pointing down.

Can I buy it without the corsage?

Yes. The boutonniere and the White Rose Wrist Corsage are sold separately, so you can order one, both, or a boutonniere for every groomsman.

Can you deliver it today?

Yes, in Cape Town. Order before 12pm, Monday to Saturday, for same-day delivery, or choose a future date at checkout. It is not available in Johannesburg or for nationwide delivery.