Some guests would rather wear a small touch than a big arrangement. Single Flower Corsage is built around one flower, which keeps it light and understated for a wedding, a prom or a graduation.
One flower for graduations and family celebrations
A single bloom suits a graduate, a guest of honour or a family member at a milestone dinner. It also fits a prom outfit without crowding it, and it will not catch on sleeves or bags during a long evening. At $29, it is an easy way to mark several people at the same event, such as every aunt at a family wedding. For other styles, see our corsage collection.
When a single flower corsage is the right size
- The outfit already has a lot going on and needs only a small accent
- You are honouring several guests and want them to match
- The wearer prefers something light
- The budget needs to stretch across a large family
- The event is a graduation or a family dinner rather than a full wedding
Single flower care and timing
Keep the corsage in the fridge, on a shelf without fruit, until shortly before the event. Put it on last so it stays fresh through photos. Wedding orders need 48 hours at least. Graduation or prom buyers should mention the date when ordering, and the shop replies to confirm it. If you would like it delivered, the shop confirms the address and any charge first.
Single Flower Corsage questions
Is a Single Flower Corsage enough for a graduation?
Yes. Graduation is one of the occasions it was made for, as are weddings, prom and family celebrations.
Who usually wears a single flower corsage at a wedding?
Guests of honour and family members, such as mothers and grandmothers, often wear corsages at weddings.
What sets a single flower corsage apart from a boutonniere?
A corsage is worn on the wrist or pinned to an outfit. A boutonniere is a smaller piece pinned to a jacket lapel.
