How do you spell boutonniere in English?
What is the groom’s flower called?
A boutonnière (French: [butɔnjɛʁ]) is a floral decoration, typically a single flower or bud, worn on the lapel of a tuxedo or suit jacket.
How do you spell Boutineer?
A boutonnière is a small floral decoration worn in a buttonhole or on the lapel of a suit jacket. Grooms and groomsmen often wear boutonnieres at weddings. You will often find the word spelled as “boutineer” on American websites but the proper spelling is actually boutonnière.
What does the word boutonniere mean?
: a flower or bouquet worn in a buttonhole.
What’s another name for a boutonniere?
What is another word for boutonniere?
| spray | corsage |
|---|---|
| carnation | bouquet |
| nosegay | arrangement |
| posy | bob |
| bunch | tussie-mussie |
Where is a boutonniere worn?
The boutonniere should be placed on top of the lapel and on the left side. If you’re pinning the boutonniere on some else then it should be placed to the right of the tie. The boutonniere is typically placed lower than the tie, but above the pocket square.