Pink Rose Boutonnieres

Pink Rose Boutonnieres grew out of requests from proms where dates wore blush or dusty-rose dresses that red felt too heavy next to. We kept it simple: one rose, clean greenery, a shade that actually softens the look. It remains one of our steadiest prom and wedding-season sellers. There's an elegance in keeping it simple.

This softer pick is covered in detail below, from the flower itself to how it holds up through the day.

What's Included: This Wedding Boutonniere and Pocket Square Pairing: Each set includes one pink rose with fresh greenery, wrapped and pinned ready to wear from the box. We cut these flowers close to pickup, and the price per piece stays flat whether the order is a single stem or a dozen.

Pink Rose Color Notes: This leans toward a classic medium pink rather than pale blush, chosen to stand out against a dark suit without competing with a bouquet. It also works well with most ties, and these flowers tend to stay in stock year-round.

Sizes & Presentation: One stem, one price: this boutonniere stays light enough to forget you're wearing it through a full evening of photos. Add matching corsages alongside it for the group, and the per-piece price won't change no matter how many you order.

Groom's Boutonniere for the Wedding Party: This works as a single groom's boutonniere or as part of a full set for groomsmen, ushers, fathers, and a ring bearer once he's old enough to keep track of it. We always suggest one for the officiant too, since that role is easy to overlook. Any other man in the wedding party can wear one, and matching bouts pair easily alongside the bride's bouquets.

Pickup and Wedding-Day Delivery: Reserve on our website for pickup at our studio, or call ahead if your date is close. For a full group, ask about delivery straight to the venue instead of waiting.

• Protect the bloom by refrigerating it until about an hour before wear time, away from direct heat.
• Pin it with care and the result is a fit that holds through photos and dancing.
• It's meant to be displayed, not tucked away in a pocket.

• If the exact pink rose we use isn't available near your date, expect a substitute of equal or greater value that keeps the same look intact.
• Careful pinning results in a fit that survives hugs.

How Many Boutonnieres Should We Get for the Group?

Most couples order one per groomsman, usher, father, and the officiant. For a larger wedding party, we're glad to prepare a couple of extras in case a jacket gets swapped at the last minute.

Can I Match This to a Blush or Dusty-Rose Dress?

Yes, just ask. Our designers can shift the shade lighter or darker, add matching corsages for the mothers, or blend in white for a two-tone look, so the wedding party reads as one palette.