You thought landing a prom date was hard! With so many shapes and sizes to choose from, buying a corsage for your prom date can seem like tricky business. Don't worry; it's really not. Once you learn what your options are, youll find it much easier to make a decision.
Corsage Types
The most popular type of corsage for prom is the good ol wrist corsage. These corsages come in varying sizes depending on your preference and the flowers selected. These can be fastened to your date's wrist via a wristband or ribbon. If you would prefer to be less traditional, you can go with either a pin-on or clutch corsage. Pin-ons can be handed directly to your date, and shell find the best place for it on her dress. Clutch corsagesmeant to be fastened to a simple clutch or handbagare for girls who don't want to accessorize their prom dress with flowers. You can always go with a hair corsage. Remember, it's always a smart idea to get your date's preference.
Corsage Flowers
The actual flowers used in a corsage vary on a case-by-base basis. Different factors come into play such as flower availability, corsage type, size, and, most importantly, your date's dress color and hairstyle. Flowers commonly used in prom corsages are freesia, stephanotis, baby's breath, roses and carnations. If youre concerned about choosing the right flower type, ask your date what her preference is. Shell already know what dress and hairstyle she's wearing, so shell know which types of flowers will complement her style.
Corsage Tips
If only for your own self-confidence, you don't want to walk into a florist's shop and buy the cheapest corsage available. There will be plenty of opportunities for your date to compare her corsage with those of her friends. Let us know your budget. If you go with French Florist, we will know how to arrange your flowers in such a way that they look much more impressive than usual. Once youve purchased the corsage, store it in your refrigerator to keep it nice and fresh until its big moment.
