Original wearable-flower concept showing a small ivory lapel arrangement and a restrained ribbon wrist arrangement.

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Flowers & bouquets

A small lapel flower and wrist arrangement

Different attachment forms let a small floral detail suit a lapel or wrist.

Style: classic, romantic
Colors: ivory, green
Season: spring, summer, autumn
Venue: garden, indoor

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A small lapel flower and wrist arrangement
Different attachment forms let a small floral detail suit a lapel or wrist.

What I want to borrow: Use this pairing to discuss whether a wearable flower is wanted and which attachment works with the chosen clothes.
Adaptation to discuss: Ask each wearer first. Compare attachment, weight and sensitivity with the florist, and plan labeling and handoff rather than handing out unassigned flowers.

Questions for our supplier:
• Does the attachment suit the fabric without damaging it?
• Who will help attach it?
• What is the alternative for anyone who does not want one?

Scope to confirm: Lapel and wrist pieces, their actual fastenings and the people receiving them.
Responsible people: Florist for mechanics and delivery; a named recipient for handover and collection.
Before confirming: Test attachment on the real fabric and wrist fit; record labels and who distributes each piece.
Working example (replace with actuals): Use one trial piece or drawn outline before agreeing the final count. Count personal flowers separately from table and ceremony arrangements.

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Why choose it

Use this pairing to discuss whether a wearable flower is wanted and which attachment works with the chosen clothes.

Make it yours

Ask each wearer first. Compare attachment, weight and sensitivity with the florist, and plan labeling and handoff rather than handing out unassigned flowers.

Bring these questions

Does the attachment suit the fabric without damaging it?
Who will help attach it?
What is the alternative for anyone who does not want one?

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Make a workable plan

Scope to confirm: Lapel and wrist pieces, their actual fastenings and the people receiving them.
Who owns it: Florist for mechanics and delivery; a named recipient for handover and collection.
Before confirming: Test attachment on the real fabric and wrist fit; record labels and who distributes each piece.
Illustrative working example: Use one trial piece or drawn outline before agreeing the final count. Count personal flowers separately from table and ceremony arrangements.

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