noun a small flower or bouquet worn on the lapel of a suit jacket
A boutonniere is a decorative flower or floral arrangement worn on the lapel of a suit or tuxedo jacket for formal events such as weddings, proms, and other special occasions.
Boutonnieres are commonly worn by grooms, groomsmen, fathers of the bride and groom, and other male members of the wedding party as a traditional accessory.
Boutonnieres are often used as a way to add a touch of elegance and style to formal events and ceremonies, such as award ceremonies, galas, and charity fundraisers.
In the field of floristry, boutonnieres are small floral arrangements designed specifically to be worn on clothing, typically using flowers, greenery, and other decorative elements.
A writer may mention a boutonniere in a descriptive passage of a character's attire in a novel or short story.
A wedding planner may recommend specific boutonnieres for the groom and groomsmen to complement the overall theme of the wedding.
A florist may create custom boutonnieres for special events such as weddings, proms, or formal dinners.
A fashion designer may incorporate boutonnieres into their designs for men's formalwear collections.