How To Make A Wedding Buttonhole / Boutonniere and Pinned Corsage

Find out how to make a wedding buttonhole or boutonniere and a pinned corsage using seasonal flowers from the garden.
Making a Seasonal Buttonhole and Pinned Corsage in June
In this video I take you through the foliage and flower ingredients I am using to make some buttonholes and corsages in June, all sourced from the garden. I show you the equipment and techniques I use to make these type of wedding flowers.
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[@kimbradley1292]

Catherine you are so talented! Thankyou for sharing xx

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thanks for watching Kim, I had had a request to show a bit more of my wedding work so thought that it would be nice to do one on buttonholes to start.

[@melbelle71]

Great tutorial! And beautiful corsages❤

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thank you so much for watching 😊 I am glad you enjoyed it.

[@curranmary6642]

Brilliant video. Really enjoyed it.

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thank you so much, I’m really glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@AndreaAubertin]

That was a great demonstration! Thanks for showing us! I look forward to your bridal bouquets as well! How do you ensure that you have a variety of plants with a variety of colours at different times of the season to be able to provide your customers with their colour choices?

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thanks for watching 🙂 To get the variety of plants and colours has taken a number of years of building up a mix of perennials, annuals and biennials I grow. Wedding bookings tend to come in 1-2 years in advance so I get a good idea of colour schemes and can grow accordingly for that time. I also for example grow lots of colours of cornflowers so I have a choice of colours to work with rather than just growing the traditional blue variety. For heathers I grow different varieties that flower in different parts of the year.

[@teresa4973]

Wow! These are great ❤️ I live in Virginia, in the U.S., and you guys in the U.K. have allot of flowers that are not common here like the Astrantia and the Heather. I am drawn to the Briza Media grass😍 It's so cool, but I can't find the seeds for it here... You're very talented with growing and arranging these beautiful flowers 👍 And the church bells in the background are lovely to hear...

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thank you. I love using more unusual things from the garden to make my buttonholes. The church bells are lovely to hear in the garden. They often play songs and I can hear pipe bands too in the garden when there is a local event on.

[@jacquis-j9606]

Brilliant tutorial, thank you. I have 8 to make this summer.

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thanks for watching my buttonhole video. I’m glad is was helpful and hope you enjoy making yours this summer x

[@tracyholmes9605]

Stunning, thankyou for sharing, you are such an inspiration.

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thanks so much for watching Tracy 😊

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Lovely Flowers ^^
Thank you for good sharing~
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My friend, have a good day

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoyed the video.

[@kobedeister5234]

Beautiful work!

[@cloudberryflowers-flowerfarm]

Thank you so much 😊

[@holubeckmila3334]

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