MEN'S BOUTONNIERE FOR WEDDING

A symbol par excellence of masculine elegance on special occasions, the boutonnière is a detail that makes all the difference. At Zed by, we understand the importance of this delicate accessory and are proud to offer you a varied range to tastefully complete your wedding outfit. Since 1981, our expertise allows us to advise and dress you, highlighting a selection of boutonnières made with fresh or dried flowers, crafted with the utmost care in France to meet all your expectations.
Choose the one that suits you from our refined and timeless models:

Boutonnière for an unforgettable ceremony or wedding

Why a flower in the buttonhole?

The art of the boutonniere dates back centuries, where it was used as a symbol of distinction and belonging. Today, it adds a touch of color and individuality to your wedding suit. Whether fresh or dried, the chosen flowers should resonate with the theme of your ceremony and be coordinated with the bride's bouquet.

The rose, classic and timeless, remains a popular choice, but the options are endless: think of roses from France, irises, or even sprigs of lavender for a Provençal touch.

How to wear a boutonnière?

The boutonniere is worn with subtlety and precision, adding a touch of elegance to your outfit. It is traditionally placed on the lapel of the jacket, on the left side, ideally on the boutonniere specifically designed for this purpose. The key is to ensure that its size is proportionate to that of your lapel and that its attachment is secure to prevent it from coming loose throughout the day.

By choosing to wear a boutonniere, you are opting for a detail that does not go unnoticed. It is therefore crucial to harmonize it with the rest of your outfit, whether in terms of color or style. Whether you choose a classic boutonniere made of roses or a bolder option with exotic flowers, make sure it harmonizes well with your suit and the theme of the event.

Wearing a boutonnière with confidence and elegance therefore requires a certain attention to detail, but once properly placed, it becomes a symbol of sophistication and style, adding a touch of finesse to your outfit.

When to wear a boutonnière?

The boutonnière is an element traditionally associated with formal events such as weddings, galas, or official ceremonies. It undeniably adds a distinguished touch to your outfit, highlighting your attention to detail and elegance. However, its charm is not limited to solemn occasions. You can certainly choose a more discreet boutonnière to subtly enhance your look at less formal events, thus demonstrating your refinement in any circumstance.

Whether for a lavish wedding or a casual evening with friends, the boutonnière remains a versatile accessory capable of adapting to various atmospheres. It embodies both tradition and modernity, symbolizing attention to detail while reflecting your personal style. Thus, whether your day is marked by an official ceremony or an informal gathering, a well-chosen boutonnière will add a touch of sophistication to your outfit, distinguishing you with subtlety and elegance.

Other accessories for men's suits

The buttonhole is just one element of the vast universe of men's suit accessories. For a perfectly polished look, consider some ties fine or wide, some bow ties for a touch of originality or even some socks matched to your outfit for impeccable comfort. Do not underestimate the impact of a pocket watch, which adds a vintage flair, or a well-chosen belt to harmoniously refine your suit.

The accessories you choose should reflect your personality while harmonizing with the style of your suit. Whether you opt for a classic or contemporary look, each component of your outfit should contribute to the overall visual impact you wish to project on your wedding day or for any other significant event.

How to choose the right sleeve model?

"The shirt cuffs are one of the small details not to be overlooked."

Straight, rounded, or cuffed sleeves, with classic buttons or cufflinks, the choice will depend on the context and your style.

"Stick to the holy rule of style consistency among the elements that define your current set."