Wedding boutonnieres can be quite expensive, with some top wire services such as Teleflora charge $19.99 and up for even simple boutonnieres. If you are making your own wedding bouquets, you can save quite a bit by using the extra flowers to create your own boutonnieres and corsages. These should be the last to design, as they do not have a water source.
To create the boutonniere shown below, you'll need the following products, fresh flowers and florist supplies:
FRESH FLOWERS
FLORIST SUPPLIES
If you need more guidance on designing boutonnieres, be sure to go to the beginning boutonniere gallery and read through the step by step tutorials.
After you have wired the rose, lavender and astilbe, wrap the stem with a part of a Dusty Miller leaf and overwrap with the gold metallic wire. Mist well with the flower sealant and store in the cooler or refrigerator until needed.