Instead of a boutonniere! The idea of a "flower lapel" that adorns the collar of a jacket with plenty of flowers is wonderful 🌷

The Groom's Boutonniere 🌸

At weddings, it's standard for the groom to wear a "boutonniere" on his chest.

It is made using the same flowers as the wedding bouquet ♡

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A Flower Lapel Full of Blooms

While it's customary for the groom to wear a boutonniere...

Browsing through overseas weddings, I discovered something called "flower lapel" (lapel = collar)!

What it is... here it is ♡

The flower lapel is not pinned in the buttonhole like a boutonniere, but instead decorates the entire lapel of the jacket with flowers ♡

It's glamorous and has a presence that rivals the wedding bouquet ＊

Introducing Various Flower Lapels ♡

An autumn-inspired flower lapel to match a burgundy tuxedo 🍂

Both lapels are filled with flowers ♡

For male couples, matching the boutonniere and flower lapel with the same flowers is lovely ♡

It’s stylish to wear flower lapels on both the left and right sides as well ＊

A large anthurium flower lapel. It has an incredible presence...!!

Flower Lapel. Could it Become Popular in Japan...?

The flower lapel, which decorates the tuxedo's collar (lapel) with flowers.

If you want to make the groom look more glamorous too! This might be the perfect idea for those who want to create a centerpiece feeling with flowers like the bride's bouquet.

I haven’t seen it in Japan yet, and I think there are few (if any) florists who have made it, but if you’re interested, try consulting with a florist ♡