The Boutonnière is typically worn by the groom and the left side of his lapel. Generally it has a flower that matches the bride’s bouquet. The best man and the groomsmen wear them as well with flowers matching the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Boutonnières are typically worn by the ushers, the minister, and Fathers. - Prices begin at $8.50

The complementary body flower for a man is the "Boutonnière". The Boutonnières originally came from the simple practice of placing the stem of a single, small, mass-type flower on the left side of the man's suit lapel. The pinned-on, single flower boutonniere is most common today, either alone or with a small amount of foliage and/or filler flower.
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