Bow Buttonholes by Your Trusted Local Florist

At Bow Flowers, crafting beautiful buttonholes is more than just a job—it’s our passion, rooted in years of local expertise right here in Bow. Whether you’re planning a wedding, prom, or any special celebration, our bespoke bouquets and delicate buttonholes make every moment remarkable.

Our team of skilled florists sources fresh, seasonal flowers straight from reputable growers and arranges every buttonhole with precision and care—reflecting the vibrant spirit of Bow. We’re proud to serve nearby communities like Bromley-by-Bow and Stratford, delivering not only artistic designs but also unmatched reliability.

A stroll down Roman Road or a visit to the iconic Bow Bells Church—we know this neighbourhood’s charm, and our floral designs bring a personal touch to life’s key moments in these familiar spots. Order online for same-day delivery until 3 PM, ensuring your flowers arrive fresh, fast, and right on time for your event or special occasion.

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BUTTONHOLES
An elegant wedding boutonniere is laid out horizontally on a softly textured, light beige fabric that looks like fine linen, its understated background allowing every detail of the flowers to come forward, as if prepared on a quiet morning in a Bow flat before guests arrive. Two prominent lisianthus blooms form the focal point: their petals are a luminous white, edged with an intricate ruffle of deep purple that gently fades inward, giving the impression of watercolour brushstrokes along each petal. Around these blooms, clusters of tiny, pure white filler flowers, similar to baby's breath, introduce a misty, romantic texture that softens the composition. Rising elegantly from the arrangement is a vertical spike of small, densely packed, bell-shaped flowers in a saturated purple tone, reminiscent of grape hyacinths or muscari that you might spot in spring planters along Roman Road, bringing a touch of seasonal charm. Wisps of fine, feathery greenery radiate from beneath the blossoms, their bright green tones adding lightness and movement, while a pair of pale green unopened buds hints at new life and the unfolding of the day ahead. The stems are precisely aligned and bound together with a smooth white satin ribbon, neatly wrapped and tied into a modest bow that signals this piece is ready to be pinned securely to a lapel. The boutonniere feels fresh, classic, and thoughtfully composed, perfect for a groom walking into a registry office near Bow Road, a groomsman at a local church, or a student heading to prom, seeking a subtle yet meaningful floral accent that carries a whisper of East London elegance.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined floral boutonniere or corsage lies carefully placed on a pale beige, finely woven linen surface, the fabric's subtle cross-hatch texture forming a calm, understated backdrop. In the centre of the arrangement, a cluster of soft pink, multi-petalled blossoms gathers like a small, ruffled bouquet, each petal gently curling and overlapping in tones that shift from blush at the heart to slightly lighter edges. Among these pastel flowers, tiny white baby's breath blooms form delicate constellations, introducing an airy, lacy dimension that softens the composition. Small flecks of lavender and deep purple flowers peek through, their cooler, richer hue adding a quiet depth that keeps the design from feeling overly sweet. On one side, several slender, creamy white to pale green buds-resembling young freesias or barely opened lilies-stretch outward, their closed forms suggesting the promise of more bloom to come. A foundation of broad, deep green leaves supports the piece, creating a strong emerald frame, while fine, feathery green sprigs and hair-like foliage extend beyond the main cluster, echoing the loose, natural style you might see in gardens around Bow and along the canals near Mile End. At the base, the stems are neatly bound with a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, the bow tied with precise loops and gracefully angled tails, its sheen catching the light and providing a jubilant accent. This elegant little floral accessory feels fresh and carefully considered, like something crafted at Bow Flowers for a Bow church wedding, a prom at a local school, or an intimate celebration in a nearby townhouse, radiating a sense of thoughtful, personal detail.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere rests on a pale beige, linen-textured cloth, its serene composition evoking the quiet moments before a ceremony in Bow, perhaps in a small registry office near Mile End or a riverside venue along the Thames Path. The rose, positioned horizontally, is in partial bloom, its petals unfurling in soft spirals from a deeper apricot core to creamy, almost shell-like tips that catch the light. Around this focal bloom, a cloud of delicate white baby's breath blossoms gathers at the upper edge, their tiny round flowers clustered on fine stems, giving the design a light, almost weightless feel. Tucked behind the main flowers are slender, grass-like fronds and a couple of darker, broader green leaves, gently curved to cradle the rose and give the boutonniere a polished, professional finish. The stems are carefully wrapped in a coordinating peach satin ribbon, smooth and gently lustrous, forming a compact handle that ends in a tidy knot or bow, as you'd expect from an experienced local florist preparing wedding buttonholes for same-day collection. The light beige background, with its subtle woven texture, acts like a neutral stage, its soft weave barely visible yet adding a hint of rustic elegance. The overall lighting is even and diffused, highlighting the velvety texture of the rose petals and the crisp whiteness of the gypsophila without casting harsh shadows. The scene feels calm and romantic, as if this boutonniere is waiting on a dressing table for a groom, groomsman, or special guest to pin it on before stepping out into a day of celebration in East London.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere lies against a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the slightly coarse, natural weave providing a calm, neutral backdrop that lets every floral detail come forward, much like a quiet corner café table off Roman Road. The central bloom is a flawless white phalaenopsis orchid, its large, satin-smooth petals curving outward in an elegant arc. Inside the orchid's open face, the throat reveals gentle yellow tones that deepen into soft reddish-orange or golden-brown markings, giving the flower depth and a sense of quiet intrigue. Around this focal orchid, clusters of tiny white baby's breath are tucked in, their dainty, cloud-like blossoms softening the edges and lending an almost ethereal lightness, as if the flowers are floating. Just to the left, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum-style pompon buds add a modern burst of colour, their tightly packed, spiky petals contrasting sharply with the orchid's smooth surface and referencing fresh greenery from local Bow gardens. Beneath the main blooms, a rich, dark green leaf fans out to anchor the design, while a smaller leaf near the base adds another touch of verdant texture. The stems of the flowers are tightly wrapped in a vivid crimson red satin ribbon, the fabric catching the light and finishing in a small, elegant bow or knot. This flash of red introduces a romantic, festive spirit, ideal for winter or evening ceremonies. The arrangement feels poised and intentional, the sort of polished detail an experienced Bow florist at Bow Flowers might prepare for a groom, usher, or prom guest who wants something timeless yet distinctly personal.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An artfully composed boutonniere lies centered on a pale oatmeal-coloured linen surface, its gentle weave creating a quiet, textured backdrop that evokes the relaxed charm of a Bow townhouse interior. The focal point is a single white Phalaenopsis orchid, impossibly smooth and luminous, its wide petals opening in a serene curve around a centre flushed with creamy yellow and soft orange tones. Surrounding this graceful bloom, sprays of baby's breath form a delicate white haze, each tiny floret like a suspended droplet of light, adding volume without overwhelming the orchid. Tucked alongside is a vivid cluster of glossy red berries, their rounded skins polished and plump, offering a joyful contrast that recalls winter celebrations along Roman Road or festive gatherings near Victoria Park. A few pale green berry-like buds nestle nearby, signalling freshness and subtle movement within the design. Deep green leaves, some broad and pointed, others slender and elongated, weave through the arrangement, giving structure and a sense of living abundance. At the base, a band of rich red satin ribbon is wrapped firmly around the stems, tied into a compact knot whose short tails rest neatly on the fabric, ready for the florist's pin. Soft, natural light brushes over the scene, highlighting the interplay of matte petals, glossy berries, and silky ribbon. The overall impression is of a refined, contemporary buttonhole perfect for a groom, groomsman, or stylish guest at a Bow wedding, registry office ceremony, or black-tie event, a small yet thoughtful piece that keeps nature close to the heart.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant blush pink rose boutonniere lies gently on a woven, light beige fabric that resembles natural linen, the neutral backdrop allowing the colours and craftsmanship to stand out as if on a preparation table in a Bow townhouse before a wedding ceremony. The central rose is semi-open, its velvety petals spiralling outward in soft layers that shift from a pale, almost pastel blush at the core to a more saturated pink and finally a delicate magenta tone at the curled outer edges. This bloom suggests the freshness of flowers just delivered from a nearby East London market, with that faint, sweet fragrance you might catch while strolling near Mile End Park. Around the base of the rose, clusters of airy white baby's breath form a light, cloud-soft halo, their tiny, round blossoms adding texture and a timeless bridal charm. Surrounding this are slender blades of bright, grass-like greenery that radiate outwards in fine arcs, giving the design a gentle, organic movement. A single broader, darker green leaf is folded and shaped like a protective cradle around the stems, lending structure and a polished, tailor-made feel. The stems themselves are wrapped with a lustrous ribbon in soft lavender-pink, subtly shifting toward a deeper magenta along one edge, the satin finish catching the light in narrow highlights. The ribbon is tied into a simple, secure knot near the base, hinting at the steady hands of an experienced florist preparing buttonholes for a Bow registry office or church wedding. Soft, even lighting falls across the image, producing mild shadows and a calm, romantic atmosphere, ideal for illustrating groom or groomsmen boutonnieres, prom flowers, or elegant lapel flowers suitable for celebrations throughout Bow and the surrounding East London neighbourhoods.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Seen from a slightly raised angle, this elegant floral buttonhole rests on a neutral, light beige fabric whose subtle, woven texture calls to mind relaxed table linens in a Bow café near the canal. The eye is instantly drawn to the central fuchsia rose, a deep pink bloom with velvety petals folding tightly towards the middle and then gradually relaxing outwards, like the slow unfurling of anticipation on a wedding morning. Around the base of this rose, delicate sprigs of pure white baby's breath form a frothy collar, each tiny blossom adding both contrast and a sense of gentle movement. Tucked amongst these miniature flowers are shiny red hypericum berries, round and smooth, their rich scarlet tones lending a festive, almost berry-picking-in-Victoria-Park feeling to the arrangement. Fine, feathery green foliage arcs outwards in soft lines, while darker, broader leaves are shaped and curled to frame the rose, providing structure and a polished, contemporary edge that a Bow Flowers florist might finesse just before delivery. The stems are bound with a lush red satin ribbon, wrapped tightly for security and finished in a neat bow that hints at both romance and ceremony. Light falls softly across the piece, creating subtle highlights on the rose petals and berries and deepening the shadows in the folds of the leaves. This boutonniere feels ideal for a groom, best man, or prom guest stepping out onto Bow Road, adding a refined touch of colour and texture to a suit jacket and evoking the intimacy and joy of a thoughtfully planned celebration close to home.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined boutonnière is carefully arranged on a pale, linen-like fabric, its light beige surface subtly textured, like the soft table runners often used at Bow wedding venues along the River Lea. At the centre of the composition rests a single rosebud in a vivid fuchsia pink, its petals tightly wrapped and luminous, with a satin-like sheen that suggests it has just been picked at peak freshness. Encircling the rose are small, cloud-like tufts of white baby's breath, each delicate blossom adding a gentle contrast and airy volume. Slender, feathery stems of bright green foliage arc and splay from behind the central bloom, their fine texture echoing the look of asparagus fern and creating a halo of movement that keeps the design from feeling static. All the stems are brought together at the base and secured by a precise wrap of coral-red satin ribbon, the fabric glossy and smooth, catching the light in subtle highlights that echo the sheen of the rose petals. The ribbon is finished in a small, tidy knot or loop, making the piece easy to pin to a lapel. Bright, natural-style lighting illuminates every detail-the curve of each petal, the tiny buds of gypsophila, the structure of the greenery-conveying a sense of anticipation and calm, like the quiet moments before a ceremony in Victoria Park or a prom night departure from a townhouse in Bow. This single rose boutonnière feels personal and heartfelt, ideal for marking a special occasion with understated elegance.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
On a gently woven, oatmeal-hued linen typical of Bow's relaxed, village-like charm, a delicate boutonniere lies poised and perfect-its composition telling a story of care and celebration. At its center, a tightly curled blush rose brims with subtle promise, shading from the warm depths of its heart to the feather-soft pinks at its petal tips. Nestled beside it, a smaller, ruffled bloom-possibly Alstroemeria-unfolds peach-pink petals that catch the light, whispering of cheerful mornings in the local Bow parks. Wisps of snowy baby's breath cluster amid tufted green cushion mums, lending the piece a lively springtime energy reminiscent of gardens along Grove Hall Park. An assortment of lush green foliage, from slim, fern-like sprigs to wide, polished leaves that cradle the base, offer both structure and movement, each leaf's sheen reflecting the quiet artistry synonymous with Bow Flowers' studio. A verdant leaf, skillfully wound around the stems, accentuates a fuchsia satin bow that ties the ensemble together in a celebratory flourish-its color bold against the fabric and hinting at the joyful spirit that runs through wedding mornings or formal proms across Bow and Hackney Wick. Soft, natural light reveals every nuanced detail: the swirling textures, the interplay of hues, and the careful craftsmanship beneath. This boutonniere isn't just a floral accessory-it's a statement of refined affection, ideal for honouring milestone occasions and infusing a touch of local character into formalwear throughout Bow's vibrant community.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An elegant, handcrafted floral boutonniere rests on a pale, linen-like fabric, the soft beige background creating a calm, neutral stage that lets every petal and leaf stand out with clarity. At the heart of the design is a single white alstroemeria, sometimes called a Peruvian lily, its petals gently flared like a star. The petals are smooth yet slightly ruffled at the edges, pure white fading into a soft cream, with fine reddish-brown brushstrokes near the centre that draw the eye inward to the stamens and their dusting of pollen. To one side, a striking column of bright green buds, packed tightly together, introduces a contemporary, almost architectural element, the kind of detail a careful florist in Bow might choose to give a groom's buttonhole a distinctive twist. Around these focal forms float dainty sprays of baby's breath, each stem branching into clusters of pinhead-sized white blossoms that read like a whisper of mist around the main bloom. Supporting everything is a collar of rich, dark green foliage, broad leaves overlapping for strength, contrasted by thin strands of grass-like greenery that arc and curl, adding lightness and movement, like a breeze along the Regent's Canal. The stems are wrapped on the right with a glossy pink satin ribbon, tied neatly into a small bow whose bright, cheerful colour hints at romance and festivity. Soft, even lighting reveals the natural textures-the alstroemeria's satin-like petals, the matte greenery, the crisp fabric beneath-capturing the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning or prom night somewhere in the streets and venues around Bow Road and Roman Road.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonnière is presented on a light beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle woven texture echoing the understated charm of Bow's quiet side streets near the canal. At the centre rests a pristine white lisianthus flower, fully open and slightly off to the right, its many ruffled petals forming a soft whirlpool of white that draws the eye inward. You can almost sense the silky feel of each petal, layered one over another like delicate fabric folds on a bespoke wedding dress. Nestled just below and to the left are two elongated lisianthus buds, creamy and pale green, their tips gently pointed and closed, as if caught in a moment just before they unfurl. Scattered among them, airy sprigs of white baby's breath create a fine, cloud-like surround, adding a sense of lightness and romance. From behind the main bloom, slender, dark green, grass-like leaves fan out toward the lower left, their lines giving the design a sense of flow and direction, while a single broad, deep green leaf cradles the lisianthus and anchors the arrangement. The stems are bound neatly at the base with a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon tied into a tidy bow, its bright, modern pink standing out against the neutral background and classic white-and-green palette. The gentle, even lighting emphasises the freshness of the flowers and the slight sheen of the ribbon, suggesting a boutonnière ready to be pinned on for a wedding at a Bow registry office or a smart evening celebration by the River Lea, combining classic elegance with a cheerful contemporary twist.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, pristine white orchid boutonniere is shown laid flat on a pale oatmeal-coloured, linen-textured cloth, the neutral fabric giving the arrangement a calm, timeless setting reminiscent of a carefully laid table in a Bow townhouse before guests arrive. The Phalaenopsis orchid at the centre is fully open, its broad, velvety petals a pure, luminous white that gently curves outward. At its heart, the flower reveals subtle details of creamy yellow and a whisper of soft pink, adding gentle warmth to the composition. Around the orchid's base, a collar of delicate white baby's breath forms an airy, cloud-like ring, each tiny bloom contributing to a sense of lightness and romance. Slender, bright green leaves emerge from behind the flowers, their sleek surfaces and tapered shapes bringing a fresh, organic energy that contrasts with the softness of the petals. Extending to one side, a small side stem bears several closed lime-green orchid buds, tightly wrapped and full of promise, like blossom buds along the streets leading from Bow Road to the canal. All stems are meticulously bound together with a vivid fuchsia pink satin ribbon, fashioned into a neat bow with short tails. The satin catches the light with a gentle sheen, giving a modern pop of colour that balances the boutonniere's otherwise white-and-green palette. The soft, diffused lighting in the image highlights the textures-the coarse weave of the fabric, the fine spheres of Gypsophila, and the glossy ribbon-creating an intimate, serene mood. This floral accessory feels ideal for a groom, groomsman, or prom guest in East London, crafted with the attention to detail a local florist would bring to a special day.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere lies diagonally across a pale beige, woven fabric surface, its subtle texture reminiscent of natural linen often used on wedding tables in intimate Bow venues. The central flower is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid, its velvety white petals unfolding in soft curves that catch the light, revealing a small, intricate throat blushed with gentle yellow tones and a hint of cream. Encircling this graceful bloom is a generous collar of white baby's breath, each tiny Gypsophila flower forming a constellation of delicate dots, creating a dreamy, cloud-like halo that softens the shape of the design. Threaded between the gypsophila are fine strands of light, feathery greenery, their fresh green colour providing a subtle contrast and suggesting the cool, leafy calm of local green spaces like Mile End Park. The stems at the base are carefully aligned and tightly bound with a pristine white satin ribbon, the smooth fabric wrapped in tidy coils and finished with a modest, perfectly tied bow that signals thoughtful craftsmanship and readiness for a jacket lapel. The lighting in the image is gentle and even, with no harsh shadows, lending the boutonniere a tranquil, almost bridal glow, as though it has just been set down for a moment before being delivered to a ceremony near Bow Church or a riverside celebration along the Limehouse Cut. The overall impression is of understated luxury and heartfelt intention, an elegant floral accent created to symbolise purity, commitment, and a fresh beginning on a wedding day.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single ivory-white rosebud boutonniere rests on a neutral, light beige fabric that resembles finely woven linen, the diagonal threads forming a subtle pattern that sets off the flowers without distraction. The rose is at that perfect in-between stage: not fully open, but with enough unfurling to reveal the gentle curve of each velvety petal, creamy at the centre and softly shaded towards the outer edges. Nestled around it are dainty sprays of white baby's breath, their star-like blossoms forming a light, clouded frame that gives the design a romantic, almost ethereal quality, like mist rising over the canal paths of Bow in early morning. A mix of slender, dark green leaves and more delicate, fern-like sprigs fans out from behind the bloom, adding depth, texture, and a fresh woodland feel, as if freshly cut from a garden close to Mile End Park. The stems of the rose and foliage are drawn together with care and bound in smooth white satin ribbon, wound snugly and finished with a small, neat bow just beneath the head of the flower, suggesting the hand of an experienced local florist such as those at Bow Flowers. Soft, diffused lighting washes across the scene, bringing out the satin sheen of the ribbon, the almost porcelain quality of the rose petals, and the tiny spheres of the gypsophila. This compact boutonniere feels tailor-made for a groom's suit or a groomsman's lapel, perfect for weddings in Bow's historic churches, modern warehouse venues, or intimate civil ceremonies, quietly expressing love, purity, and the excitement of a new chapter beginning.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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