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CORSAGES AND BOUTONIERRES

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    boutonierre

    Rachel was great to work with, replied quickly and knew exactly what kind of flowers I was looking for.

    ~ Voula

    boutonnierre with wheat

    after my Mom met you she said she is the one, she really liked you. We had been to other places and they were so unfriendly and unhelpful. So I am excited to work with you.”

    ~ Trina

    happy grad couple

    I wanted to sincerely thank you for chris' boutonniere ! You truly took all of my ideas and made it even better then I was imagining. Safe to say you have a customer for life!

    ~ Kaila

    red calla corsage

    CORSAGE CARE

    MAKE 'EM LAST

    ​​1. DON’T ORDER TOO EARLY

    Corsages are best picked up either the day before or Graduation day. Since graduation season is a busy one for florists, feel free to order your corsage in advance – simply choose the pick up date you need.

    2. KEEP IN THE CONTAINER

    Keep your corsage in the baggy for as long as you can (right up until it’s time to put it on. Make sure the bag isn’t crushing or bending any of the flowers.

    3. REFRIGERATE

    Refrigeration is key to prevent your corsage from wilting – especially if you’re preserving the blooms overnight. A few tips for refrigeration: First, place the corsage where it won’t be jostled or crushed by other food. Also, refrigerator temperatures vary shelf by shelf – your corsage shouldn’t be kept so cold that it might freeze, so place it near the front (or in the door) and far away from the freezer. Finally, try to avoid refrigerating the flowers for over 24 hours.

    4. SPRITZ WITH WATER

    If you are wearing it early for photos ahead of time, you should take a few steps to keep the flowers looking fresh and vibrant. First, use cool water and a spray bottle to lightly spritz the bloom of each flower, and put it back in its sealed baggy and refrigerate until Graduation.

    5. POST-GRAD PRESERVATION

    If you are wearing it early for photos ahead of time, you should take a few steps to keep the flowers looking fresh and vibrant. First, use cool water and a spray bottle to lightly spritz the bloom of each flower, and put it back in its sealed baggy and refrigerate until Graduation.

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