If the bride carries calla lilies, a matching lily on the lapel ties the groom’s side in. Ivory Calla Boutonniere uses one white calla lily with baby’s breath and finishes the stem with satin.
White Calla Lily with Baby’s Breath & Satin Detail
$24 CAD
White calla lily, baby's breath and satin
- A white calla lily
- Baby’s breath
- A satin detail on the stem
The satin covers the stem neatly, so nothing rough touches the jacket fabric.
Calla lily boutonnieres for grooms and groomsmen
The clean curve of a calla lily looks sharp on a dark suit and repeats the shape of calla lily bridal bouquets. Order one for the groom and matching pieces for the groomsmen, so the whole party reads as one group in photos. White keeps it neutral, which helps if the suits are grey, navy or black. Our guide to coordinating corsages and boutonnieres helps you work out who else should wear one, and our boutonniere range has other styles for fathers and ushers.
Pinning and storing a calla lily
- Order with at least 48 hours to spare, since calla lily boutonnieres count as bridal flowers. If they are coming to you by delivery, we confirm the details and any cost ahead of time.
- Until the morning of the wedding, keep each one in the fridge, well away from fruit.
- Pick it up by the satin, since calla petals mark easily under fingers.
- Pin it to the left lapel, stem pointing down, shortly before photos, once jackets and ties are settled.
Ivory Calla lapel questions
Will the Ivory Calla Boutonniere go with a calla lily bridal bouquet?
It was designed to sit alongside calla lily bridal bouquets, using a white calla lily with baby’s breath.
Which lapel should the Ivory Calla be pinned to?
Traditionally the left lapel, over the heart, with the stem pointing down.
How do I keep a calla lily boutonniere fresh until the photos?
Keep it chilled in the fridge, clear of any fruit, and pin it on just before the photographer starts.
