A wrist corsage is the most popular choice today because it does not pin into delicate fabric and stays visible in photos. A pin-on corsage suits a jacket or a structured dress. If the outfit is silk or chiffon, choose a wrist corsage. Our corsages cost $29 to $59.
Choose by outfit
| Outfit | Better choice |
|---|---|
| Silk, chiffon or delicate fabric | Wrist corsage |
| Jacket or structured dress | Pin-on corsage |
| Photos matter most | Wrist corsage, which stays visible |
| Long gloves or bulky bracelets | Pin-on corsage |
Tell us which style you want when you order. A good wrist choice is the Ivory Duo Wrist Corsage at $39.
Which wrist does a corsage go on?
Traditionally the left wrist. In practice, most people wear it on the wrist that is less busy with jewellery and less used, so a right-handed person often chooses the left. At a wedding, wear it on the side that will face the camera when standing with the couple.
How to put on a wrist corsage
Slide the wristlet over the hand with the flowers facing up and toward the fingers, then adjust it so it sits snugly without pinching. Put it on shortly before the event and handle the flowers as little as possible. Avoid wearing it next to a bulky watch or bracelet so the flowers do not get crushed.
Other options
The Blush Rose Floral Headband is $59 and can be personalized, popular with flower girls, brides and birthday photos.
Wrist or pin-on corsage FAQ
Is a wrist or pin-on corsage better?
A wrist corsage does not pin into delicate fabric and stays visible in photos. A pin-on suits a jacket or structured dress.
Which wrist does a corsage go on?
Traditionally the left wrist, or the wrist less busy with jewellery.
What if my outfit is silk or chiffon?
Choose a wrist corsage so there is no pin through the fabric.
How much is a corsage?
Our corsages cost $29 to $59.
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