Gladys
Handmade in Provence
Wedding buttonhole flowers
So that the groom wears a reminder of the bride’s jewellery: each buttonhole flower echoes the motif of a collection and is handmade in Provence.
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Choosing
your piece.
Matching the groom’s outfit
The buttonhole flower creates a link between the two outfits. The one from the Paulette collection features its pearly daisy with delicate petals, adorned with a central pearl. Those from Sybille and Gladys echo the flowers of their collections, so that the groom matches his bride-to-be’s jewellery.
A buttonhole flower is traditionally worn on the left lapel of the jacket. For the witnesses or wedding party, repeating the same buttonhole flower brings unity to group photos. For loved ones not wearing a jacket, the Gladys brooch, designed for witnesses, bridesmaids or the bride’s mum, carries the motif through.
If you would like several identical buttonhole flowers, tell the workshop how many before ordering. As each piece is handcrafted, there may be slight differences from one to another. Allow 7 to 14 days of preparation, and leave a little margin if you are ordering for the whole wedding party.
Your questions
How to choose buttonhole flowers for a wedding?
Start with the style of the dress, the hairstyle and the wedding colours. A handmade piece should complement the silhouette without overpowering the whole look.
Where is the buttonhole flower worn?
Traditionally on the left lapel of the groom’s jacket. The witnesses can wear the same one, in the same place, for a cohesive look in the photos.
Can I order several buttonhole flowers for the witnesses?
Tell the workshop how many you would like before ordering, and it will confirm whether this is possible. Each piece is handmade, so slight differences may exist.
How much time should I allow for a buttonhole flower?
Each creation is made to order. Allow 7 to 14 days of preparation at the workshop before dispatch. If your wedding date is approaching, write to the workshop before ordering.