Marylebone BUTTONHOLES

At Marylebone Florist, our handcrafted buttonholes are designed to sit beautifully on a lapel from the first photo to the last dance. Working daily in Marylebone Village, close to Marylebone High Street, Baker Street and Regent's Park, we create elegant, long-lasting designs for weddings, civil ceremonies, black-tie events and corporate functions.

Every buttonhole is made to order by our experienced local florist team using fresh, premium flowers chosen to complement your suit, tie or bridal party palette. From classic ivory rose buttonholes to modern, textured wildflower styles, we'll guide you on what looks best in photos, what travels well, and which stems are most comfortable to wear all day.

We regularly design buttonholes for celebrations across Fitzrovia, Mayfair and Paddington, coordinating with bridal bouquets, corsages and venue arrangements for a seamless look. You can order online for convenient same-day delivery in Marylebone and nearby areas, available until 3 PM.

  • Expert advice on colours, styles and seasonal bouquets
  • Carefully packaged buttonholes for easy, safe transport
  • Flexible delivery to homes, hotels and venues across central London

Whether you're preparing for an intimate registry office ceremony or a full-scale city celebration, trust Marylebone Florist to create refined, comfortable-to-wear buttonholes that complete your look with understated style.

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BUTTONHOLES
A refined floral boutonniere rests against a pale, finely woven beige fabric that looks like soft linen, its gentle texture creating a calm, almost hushed backdrop to the detail of the flowers. Two lisianthus blossoms form the focal point, each bloom a clean, luminous white with delicately ruffled petals brushed in a crisp band of deep purple along the outer edges, as if lightly dipped in ink. Around them, tiny white filler flowers, similar to baby's breath, nestle like scattered stars, adding a gauzy lightness that softens the composition. Rising through the centre, a narrow spike of muscari, or grape hyacinth, brings a line of tiny, bell-shaped florets in saturated blue-violet, introducing a more intense tone of purple that gives the boutonniere depth and a slightly whimsical character. Two tender, pale green buds rest at the side, still closed and smooth, suggesting early morning freshness, like something gathered from the borders of a London garden just off Baker Street. Fine, feathery greenery fans out around the blooms, reminiscent of asparagus fern, its slender fronds adding movement and a gentle, woodland texture without distracting from the main flowers. All the stems are drawn neatly together and wrapped in a band of pure white satin ribbon, the fabric sleek and slightly lustrous, tied off with a modest, tidy bow to make pinning easy. There is a sense of thoughtful restraint here, ideal for a groom or groomsman walking through Marylebone on the way to a ceremony, where the flowers act as a quiet companion to the day-a small, fragrant reminder of care and intention worn close to the heart.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
Set against a finely woven, light beige linen background, this elegant boutonniere or small corsage is captured in calm, even light, as if laid out on a dressing table in a Marylebone townhouse before a wedding at a nearby registry office. At its heart is a tight cluster of soft, multi-petaled pink blooms, reminiscent of miniature stocks or ruffled garden flowers, their petals curling gently at the edges and shifting from a tender blush at the center to a paler, almost shell-pink towards the tips. Nestled among them are sprays of classic white baby's breath, each tiny star-like flower lending a lacy, clouded texture that softens the composition and gives it a feeling of quiet romance. Here and there, small sprigs of lavender or deep purple florets emerge, punctuating the pastel tones with a richer note and subtly drawing the eye deeper into the arrangement. Along one side, several slender buds in creamy white fading to pale green stretch outward, still closed, suggesting freesias or similar trumpet-shaped blossoms waiting to open, a detail that hints at freshness and anticipation. The florals are supported by a bed of glossy, broad green leaves that frame the design, their rich emerald tones echoed by wispy, grass-like foliage and fine, ferny fronds that trail delicately beyond the main cluster. At the base, the stems are cleanly aligned and wrapped in a bold fuchsia satin ribbon, finished with a neat, symmetrical bow whose loops and short tails provide a playful contrast to the otherwise soft, romantic palette. The overall impression is one of handcrafted refinement, the kind of thoughtful floral accent frequently created for Marylebone Florist clients celebrating weddings, proms, or milestone events across the area, from quiet gatherings near Dorset Square to lively receptions off Marylebone High Street.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A softly glowing peach rose boutonniere is captured resting on a pale, linen-textured fabric that looks like finely woven ecru, its understated backdrop evoking the calm of a Marylebone morning before the streets truly wake. The rose itself is the undisputed focal point: a single bloom in mid-open state, its tightly layered heart a richer salmon-peach that gradually fades to a delicate cream along the outer petals, each edge smooth and faintly curled as though just unfurling. Around this central flower, wisps of white gypsophila scatter like tiny stars, their minuscule blossoms forming a cloud of texture and lightness that softens the boutonniere's silhouette. Slender green blades of foliage, along with two more substantial dark green leaves folded gracefully at the base, create a gentle contrast, adding structure while still feeling organic and relaxed. The stems are expertly bound in a peach satin ribbon, carefully wrapped so that no loose ends show, and finished with a modest knot that suggests practiced hands and attention to detail. The soft, even lighting caresses every surface-the matte ribbon, the velvety petals, the delicate gypsophila-casting almost no harsh shadows and giving the piece a serene, timeless quality. It is easy to imagine this boutonniere being pinned to a tailored suit for a ceremony in a Marylebone registry office or a reception near Paddington Street Gardens, its quiet beauty symbolising new beginnings, heartfelt promises, and celebrations shared with close family and friends.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige linen-like fabric, its subtle texture reminiscent of the table linens often seen in Marylebone's chic townhouses and boutique hotels. At the centre of this elegant floral piece, a large white Phalaenopsis orchid unfurls its velvety petals, each one smooth, rounded, and luminous against the soft neutral background. The orchid's throat reveals a whisper of warm yellow that diffuses into fine reddish-orange or light brown markings, adding intricate detail that a practiced florist's eye would appreciate. Surrounding this central bloom, airy clusters of white baby's breath create a delicate halo, their tiny blossoms giving a sense of lightness, like a soft mist wrapping around the orchid. To the left, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum pom-poms sit snugly against the design, their spiky, almost moss-like texture and vivid colour providing a modern, playful contrast to the classic white and adding a touch of freshness that feels at home near Regent's Park in spring. A broad, deep green leaf fans out beneath the orchid, grounding the arrangement and echoing the natural greenery you might see along Marylebone High Street. A smaller, darker leaf peeks from near the base, subtly reinforcing the rich foliage theme. The stems are expertly wrapped with a band of bold crimson red satin ribbon, the fabric smooth and slightly glossy, tightly coiled and secured in a small, tidy knot that introduces a festive, romantic pop of colour. The combination of white, green, and red hints at celebrations and cherished moments, making this boutonniere perfectly suited to a groom, best man, or wedding guest dressing for a ceremony in one of Marylebone's intimate venues, where understated luxury and heartfelt emotion meet.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined floral boutonniere lies carefully arranged on a pale oatmeal-toned fabric, its subtle weave and slightly nubby texture calling to mind a well-loved linen table runner in a Marylebone townhouse just off Baker Street. Center stage is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad, satiny petals opening with poised confidence. The orchid's throat carries gentle notes of buttery cream and soft orange, creating a warm glow that draws the eye inward. Around this central blossom float clusters of delicate baby's breath, each tiny white floret forming part of a feathery cloud that softens the composition and adds a whisper of romance. To one side, rounded red berries, smooth and shiny, offer an unexpected jolt of rich, festive colour, while a few paler green berry-like buds bring a sense of freshness, as if just gathered that morning from a local market near Marylebone station. Lush green foliage in varying shapes-from tapered, pointed leaves to smaller, elliptical sprigs-threads between flower and berry, giving depth and structure without overwhelming the orchid's quiet beauty. The stems are bound tightly at the base with a vivid red satin ribbon, its light-catching sheen and carefully tied knot signalling thoughtful craftsmanship and readiness to be pinned to a lapel or dress. Soft natural light grazes the surface, revealing the smoothness of the orchid petals, the airy fineness of the baby's breath, and the gentle shine of the berries. This small but expressive piece feels perfect for a wedding, winter celebration, or prom in and around Marylebone, carrying with it a sense of calm joy and polished, modern romance.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A romantic pink rose boutonniere is laid out on a natural, light beige linen cloth, the kind of understated background that lets every nuance of the flowers speak. The single rose, in a blush tone that deepens toward the petal edges, is captured at that perfect moment between bud and full bloom, its velvety spirals opening with a sense of quiet anticipation. Around its base, clouds of tiny white baby's breath form a delicate collar, each miniature blossom adding texture and a sense of lightness, like soft mist over a Marylebone morning near Paddington Street Gardens. Fine, wispy green foliage splays gently from behind the rose, thin blades arching outward to create a soft halo of movement, while one broader, darker green leaf is folded with precision, cradling the stems with a dressmaker's attention to detail. The lower portion of the boutonniere is wrapped in a smooth satin ribbon in gentle pink tones, tied in a compact, tidy bow that hints at playful romance without overwhelming the flowers themselves. The light falls gently from one side, casting soft shadows along the weave of the linen and giving the entire piece a three-dimensional depth, as though you could reach out and feel the cool ribbon and delicate petals. This boutonniere feels perfectly suited to a groom or groomsman stepping out of a Marylebone hotel for a ceremony at the Old Marylebone Town Hall, or to a guest dressing for an evening celebration nearby, bringing a soft, contemporary charm to classic formalwear.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant floral boutonniere rests diagonally across a pale beige, subtly textured fabric, the weave reminiscent of fine linen often seen in Marylebone's boutique hotel interiors. The focal rose is a striking deep fuchsia, its petals tightly layered at the core and gently opening outwards, suggesting both freshness and quiet intensity, as though just cut and conditioned by an experienced local florist. Around the rose, light and airy clusters of white baby's breath form a delicate halo, their tiny star-like blooms softening the strong pink and lending an almost ethereal haze to the composition. Interspersed among these white blossoms are several shining red hypericum berries, small and rounded, their scarlet skins catching the light and bringing a festive warmth that feels perfect for a wedding along Baker Street or a celebration near Regent's Park. Wispy, fern-like greenery radiates softly from the sides, introducing a feathery texture that contrasts with the few broader dark green leaves, which are artfully curled and layered to cradle the rose and provide structural depth. The stems are carefully bound with a smooth red satin ribbon, wrapped tightly and finished in a neat, modest bow that echoes the berry tones and adds a subtle touch of luxury. Soft, even daylight glides across the scene, highlighting the rose's velvety surface and the satin's gentle sheen, giving the boutonniere a polished, ready-to-wear look. The overall impression is of a carefully handcrafted piece, ideal for a groom, groomsman, or formal guest attending an intimate ceremony or evening event in Marylebone, conveying romance, celebration, and an attentive eye for detail.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single rosebud boutonnière is captured in crisp detail against a pale, sand-beige fabric that resembles fine linen, the understated backdrop allowing the colours of the flowers to glow. The central rosebud is a deep fuchsia pink, bordering on crimson, with petals tightly wrapped in a smooth spiral, giving the impression of restrained energy and unfolding emotion. Around this focal flower, soft clusters of tiny white baby's breath blossoms gather like a delicate mist, each minuscule bloom adding lightness and a hint of vintage charm that feels right at home in a classic Marylebone townhouse wedding. Wisps of slender, bright green foliage extend from behind the rose, their feathery, grass-like texture contrasting beautifully with the rose's velvety petals and the crisp, petite stars of the gypsophila. The stems are carefully aligned and bound with a rich red satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and evenly to form a sleek, cylindrical handle at the base, with a subtle fold or tuck that hints at the florist's practiced hands. The lighting is clean and even, with gentle highlights along the ribbon and foliage that reveal freshness and meticulous preparation, as though this boutonnière has just been finished in a local Marylebone studio ready for same-day delivery to a groom dressing near Baker Street or Marylebone High Street. The overall mood is intimate and hopeful: a small yet meaningful floral detail designed to sit proudly on a lapel at a wedding, prom, or formal celebration, carrying with it the soft scent of roses and the quiet promise of a special day.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An exquisitely detailed floral boutonniere rests on a pale beige, finely woven fabric, the sort of understated backdrop you might find in a chic Marylebone hotel suite prepared for a wedding party. At its centre is a softly blushing pink rose, still mostly in bud, its petals coiled in a gentle spiral that creates a sense of poised anticipation, like a moment just before vows are spoken at a local church off Baker Street. The rose's blush tone is echoed and gently varied by a nearby ruffled bloom in a light peachy-pink hue, its petals slightly more open and expressive, adding movement and visual depth. Tiny white bell-shaped flowers, reminiscent of lily of the valley or delicate woodland blooms, are scattered around the main flowers, their crisp whiteness and petite shapes giving the arrangement a cloud-like, romantic softness. Surrounding the blooms is a mix of greenery that feels both polished and natural: slender, upright blades of foliage provide height and structure, while broader, rounded leaves cradle the flowers, their rich green tones making the pastels appear even more luminous. Some leaves curve gracefully, as if shaped by an experienced florist's hand just moments before the photograph was taken. The stems are gathered neatly at the base and wrapped in a smooth pink satin ribbon, which is tied into a compact, well-formed bow whose sheen suggests quality and care. The soft, diffused lighting reveals every subtle vein in the leaves and each layered fold of petal, without casting harsh shadow. Crafted in the style of bespoke pieces often ordered from Marylebone Florist for local weddings, proms, or christenings, this boutonniere radiates a sense of intimate celebration, as if ready to be pinned to a lapel for a walk through nearby Paddington Street Gardens.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A refined boutonniere, carefully composed for a special occasion in Marylebone, is displayed against a softly textured, light beige fabric that resembles natural linen and provides a calm, neutral stage. Centered in the arrangement is a pristine white alstroemeria flower, its petals slightly ruffled at the edges and marked with delicate reddish-brown speckles near the throat, drawing the eye inward to its stamens. To the left, a vivid lime-green bud spike, likely an Ornithogalum cluster, stands like a small, architectural tower of tightly layered buds, offering a vivid contrast in both colour and form. Threaded through the design are airy sprays of classic white baby's breath, their tiny, cloud-like blooms softening the sharper lines and lending an almost whisper-light, romantic quality. The flowers are cradled in rich green foliage: bold, dark green leaves with pointed tips give the piece structure and depth, while long, slender blades of grass-like greenery arc and curl, suggesting movement and adding a contemporary touch. On the right, a glossy, bright pink satin ribbon is tied into a careful bow, its smooth sheen catching the even light and adding a playful yet elegant dash of colour. The lighting feels gentle and balanced, as though the piece has just been placed on a dressing table near Regent's Park Road, ready for a wedding, prom, or black-tie event. The overall impression is one of freshness, poise, and quiet celebration, a small but meaningful floral accessory that could comfortably grace a lapel in a Marylebone church ceremony or a chic reception along nearby Marylebone High Street.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant wedding boutonnière rests diagonally across a warm, oatmeal-toned fabric, its subtle woven texture suggesting natural linen laid out on a dressing table in a Marylebone mews house moments before a ceremony. The composition centers on a pristine white eustoma flower, fully open and impeccably formed, its many ruffled petals curling and folding into a soft, rounded cup that glows gently against the neutral background. Just to the left, two slender eustoma buds in creamy pale green lean in close, their closed tips hinting at blooms yet to come, adding a tender sense of new beginnings that feels especially fitting for a marriage celebration. Threaded between the larger forms are airy clusters of tiny white gypsophila blossoms, creating a delicate haze that softens the arrangement and evokes a classic bridal feel seen so often at local venues near Baker Street and Paddington Street Gardens. Fine, dark green blades of grass-like foliage sweep outward from behind the main bloom, providing graceful movement and a fresh, natural contrast, while a single broad, deeper green leaf anchors the flowers and gives a sense of structure. At the base, the stems are carefully wrapped in a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat, playful bow whose silky sheen and vivid pink hue offer a contemporary pop of colour. The lighting is gentle and even, with no harsh shadows, allowing every petal edge, bud, and leaf to be clearly defined. Overall, the boutonnière feels fresh, romantic, and meticulously crafted, ideal for a groom or groomsman stepping out onto the smart streets of Marylebone for a chic city wedding.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined orchid boutonniere is laid carefully across a pale beige linen-textured fabric, the kind of simple yet elegant backdrop you might find on a dressing table in a Marylebone mews house before a wedding. At its heart sits a single, flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, fully open and serene. The broad petals appear almost porcelain in the soft, even light, while the centre reveals intricate details of buttery yellow and the gentlest blush of pink, drawing the eye inward. Encircling the base of the orchid, airy sprigs of white baby's breath form a delicate halo, their tiny blossoms like clusters of soft foam, adding volume and a dreamy, cloud-like texture. A few slender, bright green leaves slip from behind the arrangement, giving a crisp, natural counterpoint to the white tones and suggesting freshly prepared stems, conditioned with care by an experienced florist. To one side, two or three tightly closed, lime-green orchid buds extend on a slim stem, hinting at growth and the quiet anticipation that echoes the mood just before a ceremony on nearby Baker Street or around Wigmore Street. The entire stem is gathered and secured with a narrow strip of vivid fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a neat bow. The ribbon's smooth, lustrous surface adds a joyful spark of colour, catching the light and introducing a modern, celebratory flair without overwhelming the composition. The overall impression is one of polished simplicity and intimate romance, an ideal finishing touch for a groom's lapel, a groomsman, or a special guest attending a formal celebration in Marylebone or the surrounding central London neighbourhoods.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonnière lies gracefully on a pale beige, woven fabric surface, the texture of the cloth adding a subtle, tactile interest without stealing attention from the flowers. At its centre, a single Phalaenopsis orchid bloom opens in serene perfection, the white petals gently arching like wings, their faint sheen catching the light. Deep in the throat of the orchid, a soft wash of buttery yellow suggests vitality and new beginnings, making the flower feel alive and freshly picked. Surrounding this focal bloom are generous sprigs of baby's breath, the Gypsophila's countless tiny white blossoms clustering together to form a fine, misty halo that enhances the boutonnière's dreamy, romantic character. Threaded between these delicate whites are slender, feathery stems of bright green foliage, perhaps a light fern, adding contrast, movement, and a breath of garden freshness that you might associate with a quiet walk through Paddington Street Gardens. The stems of the orchid, gypsophila, and greenery are carefully aligned and bound in a crisp white satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and finished with a dainty bow that rests neatly against the fabric. The lighting appears soft and natural, like an overcast afternoon in Marylebone, giving the arrangement a gentle glow without harsh shadows. This boutonnière seems designed for a groom standing outside an elegant venue just off Baker Street, or a stylish guest at a Marylebone Town Hall ceremony, its minimalist palette and clean lines reflecting modern city romance. It conveys understated luxury, calm confidence, and a sense of cherished, intimate celebration, perfect for visual storytelling around contemporary wedding flowers and formal event styling.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A classic wedding boutonniere rests at a diagonal angle on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the subtle weave of the material creating an understated, tactile backdrop. At its heart is a single white rosebud, creamy ivory in tone, with petals that curl softly in on themselves as though just starting to open, suggesting the freshness and promise of a wedding morning in Marylebone. Surrounding the rose are dainty sprays of white baby's breath, their tiny star-shaped blooms scattered like snowflakes, softening the silhouette and adding a dreamy, cloud-light texture. Slender, rich green leaves stretch out from behind the rose, joined by a few fine, fern-style fronds that bring a gentle sense of movement and natural elegance, reminiscent of foliage you might see in nearby gardens off Marylebone High Street. The stems of the rose and filler flowers are carefully aligned, then wrapped in a band of white satin ribbon that glows faintly in the soft, even lighting. A small, precise bow sits just under the flower head, its loops crisp and symmetrical, hinting at the steady hands of an experienced local florist. The light in the image is diffused and calm, highlighting the smooth texture of the rose petals, the airy clusters of gypsophila, and the polished finish of the ribbon without casting harsh shadows. Together, these elements evoke the quiet anticipation of a groom dressing for his ceremony, perhaps in a hotel suite near Paddington Street Gardens, with this elegant boutonniere pinned as a final touch of refinement and sentiment on his lapel.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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