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Flowers are usually what you think of when you imagine a boutonniere. For the groom and groomsmen of the wedding however I have taken note of the “green boutonniere.” As much as I always love the flower for the men, this option works just as well and changes things up a little. A respected event planner to the stars in Los Angeles, Jo Gartin, is particularly fond of the flower-less accessory for the men. If you do indeed decide to “go green,” you can choose simple leaves, berries, or other greenery as a satisfying substitute to the bud.
image from www.instyleweddings.com
I LOVE succulents. What a great little idea. Especially in Southern California.
ReplyDeleteI think this would look even better on a white coat.