The mothers of the marrying couple usually receive special corsages just before the ceremony begins. However if your ceremony includes any readings concerning the importance of family ( or similar elements), you may well decide to incorporate the act of passing along those flowers as part of the wedding itself.
Now you do won’t forget wedding flowers for the mothers , but what about grandmothers, great grandmothers , great-grandparents or Godmothers attending the ceremony who are special to you. You might want to recognize them with a gift of flowers as well.
Flowers for the men are pretty simple. The ushers wear boutonnieres , usually a carnation or a rose. Sometimes the boutonniere is dyed to match the bridesmaid’s dresses , some of the time it is simply white in colour. The groom wears a lapel spray to match the bride’s bouquet , or a traditional boutonniere. The fathers usually have a boutonnieres similar to those worn by ushers.
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