Mortlake BUTTONHOLES

At Mortlake Florist, our handcrafted buttonholes are designed to look sharp from the first photos to the last dance. Working from our friendly local florist near Mortlake High Street and the River Thames embankment, we create elegant, long-lasting flowers for weddings, proms and special occasions across Mortlake, East Sheen and Kew.

Every buttonhole is wired and finished by an experienced florist, using premium roses, spray roses, eucalyptus and seasonal accents to complement your suit, tie and bouquet. Whether you prefer classic white, soft pastels or rich, modern tones, we'll match your colour palette and theme - from intimate ceremonies by Mortlake Green to larger celebrations heading towards Richmond or Barnes.

Need last-minute finishing touches? We offer local same-day delivery on buttonholes and coordinating bouquets when you order online before 3 PM. Your designs arrive carefully packed with clear care tips so they stay fresh and photo-ready throughout the day.

  • Professional guidance on styles for grooms, groomsmen and parents
  • Fresh, high-quality flowers sourced and prepared locally
  • Reliable same-day delivery across Mortlake and nearby areas

With years of experience creating wedding and event flowers for the Mortlake community, our team is here to make sure every detail is just right. Browse and order online today, or pop in to Mortlake Florist to chat through your buttonhole ideas in person.

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BUTTONHOLES
An elegant floral boutonniere lies carefully arranged on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle weave providing a calm, neutral setting that lets the flowers tell their own story. Two white lisianthus blossoms take centre stage, their petals gently ruffling outward and edged with a rich, velvety purple that deepens towards the tips, creating a beautiful contrast that draws the eye the way a splash of colour does in a window along Sheen Lane in Mortlake. Nestled close to these star blooms are tiny, cloud-like sprigs of white filler flowers, similar to baby's breath, which soften the overall look and add a touch of lightness, as if the flowers are surrounded by a delicate veil. Rising vertically through the arrangement is a slender spike of deep purple muscari or grape hyacinth, its small, bell-shaped florets stacked neatly together and introducing a more saturated tone that complements the lisianthus edges. Fine, feather-textured greenery, reminiscent of asparagus fern, fans out around the flowers in soft arcs, adding a fresh woodland feel and subtle movement, like a breeze passing through the trees near Mortlake Green. Two pale green, unopened buds are tucked thoughtfully into the design, hinting at blooms still to come and echoing the sense of anticipation that often accompanies a wedding morning or a prom night. The stems of every element are carefully aligned, wrapped tightly in smooth white satin ribbon, and finished with a tidy, understated bow, ready to be pinned securely onto a jacket. The overall effect is one of quiet sophistication and romantic charm, a handcrafted floral detail that feels both timeless and distinctly local to this riverside part of London.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined boutonniere, captured in soft, even light, rests against a finely woven, light beige linen backdrop that looks much like an elegant table setting in a Mortlake townhouse. The neutral fabric, with its gentle texture, creates a calm stage for the floral work. At the heart of the piece, several multi-petalled, blush-pink blossoms cluster together, each ruffled flower layered in delicate folds that shift from pale rose to slightly deeper pink toward the centre, suggesting miniature stocks or petite garden blooms. Woven among these are dainty heads of classic white baby's breath, their tiny stars forming a misty veil that lends an almost romantic haze to the composition. Small accents of lavender and deep purple flowers are tucked in thoughtfully, giving a touch of cool contrast, like glimpses of dusk over nearby Richmond Park. On one side, creamy white to soft green buds-likely freesias-extend outward, their smooth, tapered shapes closed but full of promise, hinting at the scent that will unfold later in the day. The flowers are supported by a collar of lush, emerald green leaves, broad and polished, while fine, feathery fronds of grass-like foliage spill out, adding a slightly wild, natural edge. At the base, the stems are carefully aligned and bound with a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, finished in a neat, symmetrical bow whose flowing tails provide a joyful flash of colour. This small yet expressive accessory feels ideal for a wedding party gathering near Mortlake Green or a graduation celebration at a local venue, conveying quiet elegance and personal care in every petal.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A delicately crafted peach rose boutonniere rests serenely on a pale beige linen-textured surface, the fabric's fine weave just visible enough to frame the flowers without drawing attention from them. The rose, placed slightly off-centre, is half-open in a graceful spiral, its petals transitioning from a deeper, warm peach at the core to soft, creamy apricot at the outer edges. This gentle gradient gives the bloom a natural, sunrise-like radiance, as though it has just been cut fresh from a garden near Mortlake Green. Tucked close to the rose are sprigs of white baby's breath, their tiny round buds and minute blossoms forming a delicate haze that lightens the composition. They appear almost weightless, creating a soft contrast to the rose's smooth, velvety petals. Around the base, slender green blades and two darker, broader leaves curl and loop in careful arcs, lending structure and a hint of movement, like a quiet breeze passing through Richmond Park. The stems of the boutonniere are bound tightly with a peach satin ribbon that closely matches the rose's hue, wrapped with precision and ending in a subtle bow or neat fold that hints at the florist's practiced hands. Soft, even lighting brings out the textures: the faint sheen on the ribbon, the natural gloss of the leaves, and the gentle shadows caught between each layered petal. This image captures the calm, romantic mood of a special day, exactly the sort of lapel flower a groom or prom guest around Mortlake, East Sheen, or along the Thames path might choose for an elegant yet understated celebration.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant white orchid boutonniere is carefully laid out on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the kind of simple, tactile backdrop that evokes table runners at intimate Mortlake wedding venues near the Thames. The focal point is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its large white petals curving outward in smooth, sculptural lines. Within the orchid's centre, soft yellow tones gently melt into faint reddish-brown markings, inviting the eye inward and lending a sense of quiet complexity. Surrounding this central flower, airy clusters of white baby's breath float like fine lace, their countless tiny florets adding softness and volume without overwhelming the design. On the left side, two vivid lime-green chrysanthemum buds, almost spherical and densely textured, introduce lively colour contrast, giving the arrangement a stylish, contemporary twist that would suit a modern Mortlake couple marrying near Richmond Park or Barnes. A lush, deep green leaf supports the orchid from below, while a smaller darker leaf at the base subtly shapes the silhouette. The stems are expertly wrapped in a rich crimson red satin ribbon, the wrapping smooth and precise, ending in a neat little bow that injects just the right amount of celebratory flair. The fabric beneath has a slightly coarse, woven texture, suggesting natural fibres and understated sophistication, allowing the white, green, and red tones to stand out clearly. The overall mood is polished yet personal, perfect for a groom, best man, or guest who wants a refined floral accent for a local wedding, registry office ceremony, or smart evening event, thoughtfully designed by a florist who understands Mortlake's blend of tradition and modern style.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined floral boutonniere is captured from above, carefully placed on a pale beige, woven linen-like fabric that gives the image a calm, tactile warmth, reminiscent of a quiet morning along the streets of Mortlake. At the centre, a single white Phalaenopsis orchid unfurls its smooth, sculptural petals, each one thick and velvety, curving gently outward like soft wings. In the throat of the orchid, creamy yellow and delicate orange tones add depth and character, drawing the eye inward and evoking a sense of quiet luxury. Around this central bloom, a halo of tiny white baby's breath blossoms forms a soft, cloudlike ring, their minute petals catching the light and adding an airy, romantic texture. Interspersed through the design are rich green leaves in varying shapes-some broader and spear-like, others slender and slightly curved-creating a natural frame that echoes the greenery found in local gardens near Mortlake High Street. Along one side of the orchid, a cluster of glossy, round red berries introduces a vivid splash of colour, their polished surfaces almost jewel-like against the muted background. Near them, a few palest-green buds suggest new growth, hinting at freshness and the promise of the day ahead. The stems are neatly gathered and secured with a bold red satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and finished in a small, neat knot with short, tidy tails, clearly meant for wearing on a lapel or dress. The overall impression is of a thoughtfully crafted buttonhole, perfect for weddings, proms, or formal gatherings in and around Mortlake, combining classic white florals with festive red accents in a timeless, elegant style.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined pink rose boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige, linen-textured surface, photographed from slightly above so that every detail of its careful construction is visible. The focal point is a single, soft pink rose, freshly opened to a semi-bloom, its velvety petals forming a graceful spiral from the tight, pastel centre to deeper, more saturated pink edges that curl outward with natural ease. Surrounding the rose, delicate tufts of white baby's breath cluster at the base, each tiny blossom resembling a pearl of mist and lending a cloud-soft contrast to the more substantial rose. Wispy strands of slender green foliage arc lightly from behind the main flower, adding a sense of movement and echoing the gentle greenery seen along the paths of nearby Mortlake Green, while a darker, broader leaf is folded neatly around the base, gathering the stems in a structured cradle. The stems themselves are bound with a smooth satin ribbon in coordinating shades of light pink, tied into a simple, elegant bow that lies flat against the fabric, its sheen catching the soft, diffused light. This gentle illumination enhances the texture of the linen background, subtly revealing its woven pattern while ensuring the floral accessory remains the star of the scene. The boutonniere feels poised for a special occasion-perhaps to grace the lapel of a groom heading to a ceremony near the river in Mortlake, or a prom guest walking through local streets at dusk-offering a touch of romance, quiet luxury, and timeless style in a single, hand-crafted piece.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, sumptuous fuchsia-pink rose forms the dramatic focal point of this handcrafted boutonniere, resting diagonally across a pale beige, linen-like fabric that provides a calm, neutral backdrop reminiscent of the relaxed interiors around Mortlake High Street. The rose, freshly cut and full of promise, shows tightly layered inner petals gradually unfurling into softer outer edges, their velvety texture almost palpable. Encircling the bloom, a halo of fine white baby's breath blossoms lifts the design with airy lightness, their tiny, cloud-like florets symbolising innocence and quiet joy, much like a gentle stroll along the Thames towpath nearby. Small clusters of bright red hypericum berries nestle among the white flowers, offering glossy, rounded accents that echo the warmth and happiness of a wedding party gathering in a local Mortlake venue. Slender, feathery fronds of green foliage extend from behind the rose, adding natural movement and a sense of meadow freshness, while broader, darker green leaves are carefully curled and layered to cradle the central flower. The stems of this buttonhole design are neatly gathered and wrapped in a luxurious red satin ribbon, which is smoothed flat and tied into a discreet, elegant bow just below the floral head, ensuring comfort when pinned to a lapel. Soft, diffused daylight glances across the scene, picking up the slight sheen of the ribbon and the gentle gloss of the berries. The overall composition radiates thoughtful care and refined celebration, the kind of small yet meaningful floral detail a Mortlake Florist might prepare for a groom, best man, or proud parent on a wedding day, prom night, or special ceremony in and around this riverside community.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A delicately crafted buttonhole arrangement is displayed at a gentle angle on a neutral, light beige fabric that resembles finely woven linen, its subtle texture providing a calm, understated stage for the flowers. At the centre sits a single, luscious pink rosebud, its petals tightly furled yet full and plush, radiating a vibrant fuchsia tone that suggests both romance and excitement. Around this focal bloom, clusters of baby's breath unfurl like tiny white stars, creating a frothy, cloud-like halo that lightens the composition and highlights the rose's rich colour. Wisps of bright green, grass-like foliage arc gracefully outward from behind, each feathery sprig adding movement and a touch of wild garden charm, as though it could have been gathered from a shaded path near Mortlake Green. The stems of the rose and greenery are carefully aligned and wrapped in a smooth coral-pink satin ribbon, its gentle sheen catching the light in soft glimmers. The ribbon lies snug and flat, with its tidy finish revealing the florist's careful, practiced hands, the sort of craftsmanship you might expect from a local Mortlake studio preparing wedding flowers at dawn for a ceremony by the river. The image is lit with clear, even light, revealing the fine veining in each petal and the delicate structure of the gypsophila. Together, these elements create an intimate, romantic boutonnière that seems made for a wedding morning or a special event, ready to be pinned to a lapel along the leafy streets that lead from the station down towards the Thames.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Echoing the understated elegance of Mortlake's riverside weddings, this exquisitely handcrafted boutonniere rests on a tactile, light beige textile reminiscent of classic linen from local high-street boutiques. Its centrepiece is a blush-pink rose, its petals wrapped in a tight, graceful twist that radiates youth and anticipation. This shy bloom is complemented by a peach-tinged alstroemeria, delicately opening to reveal flecks of sunny yellow and artistic dark veining, as if touched by the morning light drifting through Chiswick Park nearby. Interwoven among these blooms, airy clusters of pure white baby's breath catch the eye alongside tiny, vivid green button chrysanthemums, their spherical forms adding a lively burst of spring vitality. Slender, fern-like fronds and narrow, dark-green blades extend lightly upwards, giving the arrangement a sense of effortless lift, while layered, flat leaves-some artistically folded-anchor it at the base, echoing the leafy pathways near Mortlake's historic pubs. The stems are expertly bound with a glossy, jewel-toned fuchsia ribbon tied in a sweet bow that glimmers with festivity, evoking a sense of celebration and hope for lasting memories. With each floral detail crafted to bring out subtle beauty and scent, this accessory would grace any groom, groomsman, or proud guest at a wedding or milestone celebration in Mortlake, offering hints of fresh gardens and the promise of new beginnings in every delicate fold and flourish.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A refined floral boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like fabric that sets a calm, neutral scene, much like a freshly pressed suit laid out in a Mortlake townhouse before a special event. Central to the arrangement is a white alstroemeria blossom, fully opened to reveal its soft, slightly ruffled petals and delicate reddish-brown speckles clustered near the throat, giving the impression of a hand-painted pattern. The stamens stand proud in the middle, adding texture and a subtle sense of movement. To the left of this main flower rises a narrow cone of lime-green buds, probably Ornithogalum, their tightly nested, scale-like segments forming a bold, tactile contrast to the smoothness of the lily petals. Tiny white baby's breath flowers are scattered throughout, like a light mist, softening the edges and lending a dreamy, romantic quality to the overall design. The greenery is carefully layered: deeper green, pointed leaves anchor the piece with structure and depth, while slender, grass-like strands weave and curve around the flowers, imitating the gentle sway of plants along the paths near Mortlake Green. At the right edge, the stems are tidily bound and crowned with a petite bow of bright pink satin ribbon, its glossy surface catching the light and bringing a playful pop of colour that hints at celebration and joy. The even lighting reveals each vein, petal, and bud, highlighting the freshness and craftsmanship. This boutonniere, ideal for weddings, proms, or black-tie evenings across Mortlake and nearby neighbourhoods, radiates understated elegance and the quiet anticipation of a meaningful day.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, fully opened white lisianthus flower rests gracefully on a warm, light beige textile that looks like natural linen, the weave running diagonally and giving the scene a tactile, homely quality. The bloom itself is the clear focal point, its ruffled petals layered in soft curves, the centre gently shadowed so the flower appears almost luminous against the neutral backdrop. Just to the side, two elongated lisianthus buds, creamy at the tips and fading into soft green, lean in toward the main flower, capturing that tender moment before they open-a fitting detail for a wedding boutonnière destined for a ceremony in Mortlake or along the nearby riverside. Fine clusters of white baby's breath are threaded between the lisianthus, each tiny blossom like a pinprick of light, expanding the arrangement without adding weight, giving a dreamy, cloud-like edge to the piece. From behind, narrow, grass-like strands of deep green foliage sweep outward towards the lower left, creating a sense of flow and direction, while a single, broader dark leaf provides a quiet backdrop, ensuring the white petals stand out clearly. At the base, all stems are wrapped tightly in a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a small, crisp bow whose vivid colour and slight shimmer bring a playful, modern twist to the otherwise classic white-and-green palette. The light is soft and even, revealing subtle shadows in the folds of fabric and petals, suggesting controlled studio photography or the gentle daylight you might find in a local Mortlake florist's workshop. The result feels intimate and refined, a lapel-sized floral piece that would suit a groom, best man, or prom guest who wants a delicate, thoughtful touch of nature close to the heart.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Laid carefully on a pale beige, linen-textured cloth that recalls the relaxed elegance of homes off Sheen Lane in Mortlake, this orchid boutonniere or corsage has the poised simplicity of a piece chosen with real intention. The focal point is a single Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its petals a pristine, luminous white, opening wide like porcelain wings. At the centre, the orchid's throat is touched with soft yellow and the lightest hint of pink, its intricate patterning drawing the eye inward as daylight glows gently across the flower. Surrounding this central bloom, delicate sprays of baby's breath form an airy cloud, each tiny white floret adding a dreamy, romantic softness that suggests whispered vows and quiet moments before a ceremony. A few slender, vibrant green leaves peek from behind, bringing freshness and balance to the composition. Along one side, two lime-green orchid buds cling to a slender stem, still tightly closed, evoking the promise of new chapters and future celebrations in the local community. The stems of the flowers are gathered neatly and wrapped in a sleek band of bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a precise bow whose glossy sheen provides a cheerful, celebratory accent against the calm textile backdrop. The lighting is even and gentle, illuminating the textures of petal, foliage, and fabric without harsh shadow, so the whole piece feels peaceful yet full of quiet excitement. Crafted in the style favoured by experienced Mortlake florists for weddings along the Thames and formal events in nearby Barnes or Kew, this boutonniere suggests impeccable taste, tenderness, and an understated sense of occasion.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige, woven fabric surface, its texture reminiscent of a linen table runner in a Mortlake riverside restaurant set for a wedding breakfast. The focal flower is a single Phalaenopsis orchid, flawless and serene, its broad petals slightly glossy under the soft, natural light. Each petal curves gracefully outward, embracing a centre touched with hints of buttery yellow and a faint blush of cream, suggesting the freshness of a bloom cut at just the right moment. Surrounding the orchid is a halo of baby's breath, dozens of tiny white gypsophila blossoms forming a delicate mist around the central flower. These miniature blooms create a gentle, cloud-like frame that contrasts beautifully with the bold simplicity of the orchid's form. Fine, feathery green foliage, likely a slender fern or similarly delicate greenery, peeks out from beneath and between the white flowers, its vibrant green hue adding depth and a sense of woodland calm. The stems of the flowers and foliage are carefully aligned and wrapped with smooth white satin ribbon, wound tightly enough to feel secure yet still elegant. The ribbon is finished with a small, neat bow near the top of the handle, indicating the practical point where it would be pinned to a suit jacket. The overall effect is one of quiet luxury and composure, perfectly suited to a groom, best man, or guest attending a Mortlake ceremony near the Thames or in a local registry office. This boutonniere embodies modern minimalism and timeless romance, the kind of handcrafted detail a professional florist would create for couples seeking a clean, sophisticated floral accent that photographs beautifully and feels comfortable to wear all day.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A classic white rose boutonniere is displayed at a graceful diagonal on a pale beige, linen-style fabric, its subtle woven texture recalling the kind of natural table linens you might find at an intimate reception in Mortlake's local venues. At the centre of the image, a single ivory-cream rosebud is tightly formed yet beginning to relax, its smooth, velvety petals gently cupped together, as if just unfurling for a wedding morning along the Thames. Surrounding this focal bloom are tiny clusters of white filler flowers resembling dainty baby's breath, their miniature blossoms floating like soft foam around the rose, adding airiness and a hint of whimsy to the otherwise refined composition. A small fan of elegant, deep green leaves arches behind and beside the rose, their long, tapering shapes providing structure and contrast, while finer, almost fern-like sprigs bring delicate texture, as though plucked from a shaded garden off Mortlake High Street. The stems of the rose and greenery are gathered neatly and wrapped in a smooth, pristine band of white satin ribbon. This ribbon is wound with care, free of wrinkles or gaps, and finished with a tiny, symmetrical bow that sits just below the floral head, giving the boutonniere a polished, made-to-measure look suited to a groom or groomsman at a local ceremony. Soft, diffused lighting gently grazes the composition, casting almost no shadows, which allows the creamy tones of the rose, the chalky brightness of the filler flowers, and the rich greens of the foliage to stand out clearly against the neutral background. The overall mood is one of quiet sophistication, tradition, and new beginnings-perfect for illustrating elegant wedding flowers, formal lapel accessories, or Mortlake-based floral design for special events.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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