South Woodford BUTTONHOLES

At South Woodford Florist, our handcrafted buttonholes are designed to look elegant from first photos to last dance. Working daily from our studio near George Lane and South Woodford Station, our experienced team creates fresh, long-lasting flowers for weddings, proms and special occasions across E18.

Whether you prefer classic rose buttonholes, seasonal wildflower clusters or something modern with textured foliage, each piece is wired and finished by a professional florist for comfort and durability. We regularly create matching sets for groomsmen and family attending ceremonies around Hermon Hill, Epping Forest and neighbouring areas like Wanstead, Woodford Green and South Woodford's surrounding streets.

Need last-minute flowers? We offer reliable same-day delivery across South Woodford and nearby E18 postcodes when you order online before 3 PM. Your buttonholes are carefully packed in water-soaked holders to keep them fresh, whether we're delivering to your home, venue or a local registry office.

  • Expert advice on colours to complement suits and ties
  • Coordinated bouquets, corsages and table flowers available
  • Flexible collection or delivery to South Woodford and nearby areas

Tell us about your day and we'll recommend bouquets and buttonholes that work beautifully together. As a trusted local florist, South Woodford Florist is here to make every detail of your florals feel considered, personal and perfectly finished.

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BUTTONHOLES
An intricately arranged floral boutonniere is displayed against a softly woven, light beige linen background, its subtle texture creating a calm, neutral canvas that lets the flowers tell their own story. Two white lisianthus blooms sit at the centre, their petals gently curling and richly ruffled, with each edge painted in a deep, saturated purple that looks almost hand-brushed, giving a painterly contrast between light and dark. Nestled around them are small clusters of tiny white filler flowers, similar in feel to baby's breath, airy and delicate, like a light mist hovering around the main blossoms. Just behind, a slender vertical stem of densely packed, deep purple bell-shaped florets, reminiscent of muscari, adds height and a touch of woodland charm, as if lifted from a spring walk along the tree-lined streets near South Woodford station. Fine, feathery greenery, much like asparagus fern, weaves in and out of the composition, softening the edges and lending a gently wild character, while a few slightly broader green leaves provide structure at the base. Two pale green, unopened buds peek through the foliage, hinting at new beginnings and the unfolding of a special day, perhaps a wedding or prom celebrated not far from the green spaces of Roding Valley. All the stems are expertly gathered and bound in smooth white satin ribbon, wrapped with precision and finished with a discreet bow, ready to be pinned neatly to a lapel. The mood of the image is one of serene anticipation and understated elegance, capturing the thoughtful craftsmanship a local florist brings to each small but significant floral detail.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
On a finely woven, light beige linen surface, a single boutonniere or small corsage is carefully arranged as though a South Woodford florist has just set it down for inspection before a wedding near Eagle Pond. The background's subtle texture and warm neutral tone act like soft-focus canvas, letting the flowers take centre stage. In the middle, several dainty, multi-petalled blossoms in shades of soft pink bloom together in a tight cluster, their ruffled petals echoing cottage-garden stock or petite garden roses. Each petal shows a delicate gradation of colour, from a slightly deeper blush near the centre to a paler, almost pastel pink at the tips, creating an impression of gentle depth. Around and between these central flowers, fine stems of classic white baby's breath weave in and out, forming a lace-like veil of tiny round blooms. Punctuating this are small touches of lavender or deep purple florets, spiky and petite, which offer a refined contrast and stop the design from feeling too sweet. Along one side, several slender, creamy white buds, tinged with pale green, lie partially closed, like freesias waiting to unfurl, adding a sense of anticipation and freshness. Beneath everything, strong, smooth, emerald-green leaves frame the flowers, while delicate, feathery strands of grass-like foliage splay outward, softening the edges. The gathered stems are wrapped meticulously in a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, its sheen catching the light, and tied into a neatly proportioned bow, with tidy loops and short, flowing tails. The result is a wearable floral piece that feels both polished and natural, perfect for a groom, best man, or prom guest heading out from the quiet residential streets of South Woodford to a nearby reception or formal event.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere is arranged with meticulous care, resting on a pale beige linen-textured cloth that has a fine, even weave and a soft, tactile look, like the napkin on a beautifully laid wedding table. The rose itself sits slightly off-centre, turned so that its partially opened petals draw the eye into a spiralling heart of warm apricot and soft orange, gradually fading to a creamy, shell-like tone along the outer edges. Just above and beside the bloom, white baby's breath is tucked in thoughtfully, each tiny, papery flower forming a delicate constellation that lightens the composition and adds a whisper of tradition. Slender strands of fresh green foliage, along with a couple of deeper green curled leaves, frame the rose and give the arrangement a natural, almost garden-picked charm that feels at home in South Woodford, perhaps echoing a stroll through nearby parks or tree-lined avenues off the High Road. The stems are bound tightly with a matching peach satin ribbon, smooth and slightly lustrous, wrapped from top to bottom in fine, even coils and finished with a neat knot that keeps the underside clean for pinning onto a lapel. Gentle, diffuse lighting bathes the scene, catching the satin's sheen and the rose's velvety texture without harsh shadow, suggesting a calm preparation space before a ceremony or formal evening. Created with the quiet romance suited to weddings, proms, or anniversary dinners, this boutonniere could easily be imagined leaving the workbench of a local South Woodford florist, carried carefully for same-day delivery to a waiting groom or special guest.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
Displayed on a softly woven, light beige linen cloth that recalls the calm interiors of homes around South Woodford's leafy streets, this elegant boutonniere showcases the careful craftsmanship of an experienced florist. At its centre, a flawless white phalaenopsis orchid takes pride of place, its velvety petals opening in wide, graceful arcs. The orchid's throat reveals delicate hues of soft yellow melting into faint reddish-orange markings, a subtle pattern that lends warmth and personality. Encircling the bloom are sprigs of dainty white baby's breath, their tiny, cloud-like flowers creating a haze of texture, as if a gentle mist has settled around the orchid. On one side, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum heads, with their intricate, spiky petals, add a contemporary splash of colour and a playful contrast in shape. A broad, dark green leaf curves beneath the composition, providing structure and a natural backdrop that intensifies the whites and greens. Just visible near the base is a smaller leaf, contributing an extra layer of depth. The stems are tightly wrapped in a bold crimson red ribbon, the satin finish catching the light with a soft sheen, and tied off in a neat, decorative knot that feels celebratory without being showy. The boutonniere sits in soft, even lighting, which gently highlights each texture: the smooth petals, the feathery baby's breath, the crisp pom-poms, and the subtle grain of the fabric. This refined floral accessory feels perfectly suited to a wedding party making their way from a South Woodford ceremony to nearby Epping Forest for photographs, carrying with it an air of poised joy and understated romance.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A close, gently angled view reveals a refined boutonniere laid on a light beige, woven fabric that looks like natural linen, its subtle texture echoing the relaxed, understated style often seen at South Woodford celebrations. At the heart of the design is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals smooth and slightly luminous, curving outward with the grace of folded silk. In the centre of the bloom, a soft blush of creamy yellow and muted orange nestles in the throat, adding depth and a touch of warmth, like late afternoon sunlight slipping through the trees near Eagle Pond. Surrounding the orchid, cloud-like sprigs of tiny white baby's breath are carefully arranged, each miniature bloom contributing a misty, romantic halo that softens the overall look. Intertwined with these lighter textures, fresh green foliage in varied shapes - some leaves pointed and architectural, others rounded and more relaxed - creates a lively contrast and suggests a freshly cut, hand-tied feel. Nestled close to the base, a cluster of round, glossy red berries gleams with festive intensity, balanced by a few paler green berry buds that hint at the natural progression of the season. The stems are gathered and bound with a rich red satin ribbon, the fabric sleek and reflective, wrapped securely and tied into a compact knot with neatly trimmed tails. This combination of pristine white, vivid red, and fresh green gives the boutonniere a versatile, celebratory character, ideal for a groom or guest heading to a wedding reception near South Woodford station, a winter ball, or a formal holiday dinner, where a discreet touch of floral artistry at the lapel speaks quietly of care, thoughtfulness, and local craftsmanship.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A delicately handcrafted blush pink rose boutonniere lies on a natural woven beige linen cloth, the sort of simple, elegant backdrop you might see on a dressing table before a South Woodford wedding at a local church or registry office. The image is taken from slightly above, allowing a clear view of the semi-open rose at the centre, its velvety petals unfurling from a soft pastel core into deeper pink tones at the outer edges. Each petal curves gently, holding just enough structure to suggest freshness, as though it was cut and wired that morning. Encircling the rose, clusters of tiny white baby's breath blossoms create a cloud-like frame, their fine stems and minuscule flowers adding a lacy lightness that offsets the fullness of the central bloom. Wispy blades of bright green, grass-like foliage extend from behind the rose, sweeping outward in graceful arcs that make the design feel airy and modern rather than stiff. At the base, a broader, darker green leaf has been folded and wrapped around the stems, acting almost like a natural cuff that keeps everything tidy and composed. The stems themselves are bound with a satin ribbon in complementary shades of lavender-pink and magenta, the fabric catching the soft light so it appears gently luminous without glare. There is no large bow, just a clean wrap and a modest knot, which keeps the focus firmly on the flower. Soft, even lighting casts faint shadows into the weave of the linen, giving depth and texture while maintaining a tranquil, romantic mood. It is easy to imagine this boutonniere pinned to a lapel for a prom at a local South Woodford school or a riverside celebration reached via nearby Wanstead or Snaresbrook, quietly echoing the joy of the occasion.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Resting against a gently woven, light beige fabric that resembles natural linen, this elegant boutonniere feels like a quiet moment before a celebration in South Woodford begins. The eye is immediately drawn to a single fuchsia pink rose at the center, its petals densely layered and slightly unfurled, revealing a velvety depth of colour that radiates warmth and romance. Around its base, soft tufts of snowy white baby's breath cluster like tiny stars, each miniature blossom adding a sense of purity and tenderness that balances the intensity of the rose. Tucked among the white flowers are bright red hypericum berries, their smooth, rounded forms gleaming subtly, echoing the joyful vividness of a festive gathering or a winter wedding near Eagle Pond. Fine, feathery sprigs of green foliage extend outward, providing a sense of movement and natural ease, while broader, dark green leaves have been shaped and curled by an experienced florist's hand to cradle the central bloom and give the buttonhole a gentle, architectural elegance. The stems are completely concealed by a band of red satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and finished in a petite, tidy bow that mirrors the rose's colour and adds a hint of luxury. Captured from a slightly overhead angle, the boutonniere appears simultaneously compact and detailed, every element in harmony, ready to be pinned to a lapel for a wedding, prom, or formal event. The composition suggests careful local craftsmanship, the kind of thoughtful floral work chosen by couples marrying around South Woodford's churches, registry offices, or intimate venues tucked off the High Road.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, vibrant fuchsia rosebud rests gracefully on a pale beige, linen-like background, the kind of understated, tactile fabric you might see in an intimate venue along the leafy streets of South Woodford. The rose is tightly furled, its petals plush and velvety, with subtle variations of deep pink and magenta pooling in the folds, suggesting both youthful promise and refined romance. Encircling this focal bloom are airy clusters of snowy white baby's breath, each tiny floret like a whispered note of softness that brightens and balances the intensity of the rose. Around and behind these blooms, fine, feathery sprigs of bright green foliage stretch outwards, delivering a light, almost whimsical texture, reminiscent of fresh greenery after rain in nearby Wanstead Park. Deeper green leaves sit closer to the stems, anchoring the arrangement visually and offering a grounding contrast to the more delicate elements above. The stems themselves are meticulously bound in a smooth, coral-to-red satin ribbon, its luminous surface catching the light in gentle glimmers that echo the satin finish of the petals. The ribbon is wound tightly and finished with a neat loop, revealing the steady, practiced touch of a local florist accustomed to creating boutonnières for weddings and proms across South Woodford and the surrounding streets. Set against the neutral background and bathed in clear, bright lighting, every detail is easy to imagine-the cool touch of the ribbon, the springiness of the foliage, and the faint, sweet scent of rose, ready to accompany a cherished moment or special celebration.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Imagine the gentle hush that drifts through Elmhurst Gardens in the morning; this elegant boutonniere embodies that tranquil mood, beautifully crafted for an occasion marked by love. A tender blush rose sits at its heart, petals curled in a harmonious spiral from deep pink at their centre to the faintest pastel at the tip-each unfurling like promises spoken beneath South Woodford's leafy canopies. Sidling close, a pale peach-pink bloom unveils softly ruffled petals with subtle yellow interiors, a quiet burst of warmth and character. Accents of bright white baby's breath mingle with green, globe-like miniature mums, lending a cloud-like, almost ethereal depth to the mix. Wisps of deep green grass and fern stems project upwards, while broader, folded leaves form an enveloping cradle, all expertly arranged to echo the artistry found in boutiques along George Lane. At the base, a glossy satin ribbon in bold fuchsia encircles the stems, tied in a modest bow-its touch silky, its colour joyful, a flourish reminiscent of festive moments in local celebrations. The neutral linen backdrop, delicately textured, serves to heighten the nuanced hues and painterly arrangement. Ideal for weddings at St. Mary's or milestone banquets nearby, this boutonniere not only adorns but breathes a sense of sincerity, freshness, and South Woodford pride into any formal gathering-a perfect symbol of unity, style, and gentle romance.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A finely detailed floral boutonniere is laid out on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle weave giving a warm, homely texture reminiscent of a calm morning in South Woodford before a ceremony on the High Road. The arrangement is compact yet full of character, anchored by a single white alstroemeria blossom opened to reveal broad, velvety petals marked with delicate reddish-brown streaks that radiate from the centre like fine calligraphy. The alstroemeria's throat is creamy and luminous, with stamens clearly visible, giving a sense of vitality and freshness. To the left, a sculptural cluster of bright lime-green buds forms a slender, tapered spike, their tightly packed, scale-like forms adding a contemporary, almost geometric contrast to the softness of the main bloom. Scattered throughout, tiny white gypsophila flowers float like a light mist or the softest flurry of snow, lending an airy, romantic veil over the design. Deep green, sword-shaped leaves cradle the flowers, providing depth and structure, while slender, grass-like strands arc outward, suggesting movement and a just-gathered-from-the-garden charm, as if the stems had been freshly cut from a local plot near Roding Valley. The stems are secured with a smooth pink satin ribbon that wraps neatly around the base and finishes in a small, perfectly formed bow resting on the right, adding a gentle splash of colour and a hint of playful joy. Even, natural lighting falls across the piece, highlighting the contrast of white, green, and pink, creating a calm, anticipatory mood ideal for weddings, school leavers' proms, or intimate celebrations in and around South Woodford.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonnière, photographed from a slightly elevated angle, rests at a diagonal on a warm, light beige fabric that resembles hand-loomed linen, its gentle weave visible beneath the stems. The focal flower is a pristine white lisianthus, fully open and slightly off-centre, its many ruffled petals curling outwards in soft, delicate layers that evoke pressed silk or fine tissue. Tucked just to the left are two elongated eustoma buds, creamy and pale green, nestled close as if waiting for the right moment to bloom-an image that will resonate with couples exchanging vows in quiet corners of South Woodford or along the tree-lined streets off the High Road. Sprigs of dainty white baby's breath weave through the main bloom and buds, adding a mist-like halo of tiny, starry blossoms. From behind, slender, dark green blades of foliage flare gracefully towards the bottom left, creating a sense of movement, while a single, broader leaf in a deeper green supports the arrangement and adds depth. The stems are bound with a luminous fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a neat, compact bow at the lower right, its bright sheen playing beautifully against the neutral background and the soft white petals. The overall mood is fresh, romantic, and quietly joyful-exactly the kind of lapel flower a groom might wear as he walks into a registry office near South Woodford station or steps into a local church. The careful craftsmanship, subtle colour contrasts, and balanced textures give this small piece a feeling of thoughtful luxury and heartfelt celebration.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined orchid boutonniere lies serenely on a light beige, linen-textured fabric, the soft weave of the background evoking the relaxed, understated elegance of a South Woodford townhouse interior. The focal point is a single, pristine white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals curved like gentle wings, smooth and almost porcelain in appearance. At its centre, a subtle wash of buttery yellow and the lightest blush of pink nestle within the throat of the bloom, lending warmth and quiet sophistication. Surrounding the orchid's base, delicate sprays of white baby's breath gather like tiny clouds, their countless miniature blossoms adding volume and a dreamy, ethereal texture that softens the whole design. Tucked behind these, slim, vibrant green leaves introduce a fresh, garden-like note, hinting at early morning walks through nearby Wanstead Park when the foliage is still cool with dew. To one side, a short side stem carries a few tightly closed, lime-green orchid buds, their smooth, rounded forms suggesting promise and the gentle anticipation of future celebrations. The stems are carefully bound together in a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, the bow small but perfectly tied, with a lustrous sheen that catches the light and adds a joyful flash of colour, ideal for a wedding, civil partnership, or prom. Soft, even lighting brushes over the arrangement, bringing out the textures of the petals, the tiny baby's breath blossoms, and the subtle weave of the cloth beneath. The overall feeling is intimate, calm, and lovingly considered, like a piece prepared by an attentive local florist for a special event taking place in South Woodford's close-knit community.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A graceful white orchid boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige, woven fabric that could easily belong on a carefully dressed table in a South Woodford townhouse, its subtle texture adding warmth without competing for attention. At the centre, a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom opens in serene perfection, its wide, slightly cupped petals a crisp, luminous white with a faint sheen, as though brushed by soft morning light filtering through a High Road shopfront. Nestled in the orchid's throat is a delicate wash of pale yellow, providing a quiet hint of colour and drawing the eye into its intricate structure. Surrounding this central flower is a halo of baby's breath, the countless tiny white Gypsophila florets forming a light, airy cloud that softens the silhouette and lends a romantic, almost dreamlike quality. Threading through this cloud are slender accents of vivid green foliage, perhaps fine asparagus fern or a similar feathery leaf, adding gentle movement and a sense of fresh, just-cut greenery like you might smell stepping into a local florist after a delivery. The stems are meticulously bound with a pristine white satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and finished with a petite, tidy bow that anchors the piece and indicates exactly where it would sit against a jacket. The overall composition feels timeless and understated, ideal for a groom or groomsman heading to a ceremony in one of South Woodford's churches or registry offices, the boutonniere quietly echoing themes of purity, elegance, and enduring commitment. The image suggests not only beauty but also craftsmanship and care, as though prepared moments before same-day wedding delivery across the surrounding East London neighbourhoods.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere rests at a slight diagonal across a pale beige, linen-like fabric, as if placed on a groom's suit laid out in a South Woodford townhouse before the big day. The focal point is a single creamy white rosebud, tightly formed yet just beginning to open, with velvety petals that appear soft to the touch and evoke the fresh, cool fragrance of an early morning bloom. Clustered to one side and subtly around the rose are sprigs of white baby's breath, their hundreds of tiny blossoms forming a misty halo that adds softness and dimension. Surrounding the flowers are slender, deep green leaves and a few fine, fern-like fronds, which introduce a natural rhythm of lines and textures, much like the greenery you'd see on a quiet walk through nearby Roding Valley Park. The stems are gathered neatly and wrapped in smooth white satin ribbon, wound with precision and finished in a small, tidy bow that sits just beneath the rose, hinting at the skill and care of a professional wedding florist. The fabric background, with its visible woven pattern, provides an understated, almost tailored backdrop that echoes the formality of a suit lapel without stealing focus from the flowers. Gentle, diffused lighting picks up the creamy tones of the rose, the cloud-like baby's breath, and the rich greens, creating soft shadows that give a sense of depth and realism. The overall impression is one of classic elegance and quiet anticipation, perfect for a groom or groomsman stepping out onto the streets around South Woodford for a heartfelt celebration.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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