East Dulwich BUTTONHOLES

At Florist East Dulwich, our hand-crafted buttonholes are designed to look flawless from the first photos to the final dance. Working from our studio near Lordship Lane and just a short stroll from East Dulwich station, we create elegant buttonholes for weddings, proms, black-tie events and every special occasion in SE22.

Each buttonhole is made to order by an experienced local florist, using fresh, long-lasting flowers that complement your suit, dress or full bridal party flowers. Whether you love classic white roses, romantic seasonal blooms or modern wildflower styles, we’ll guide you on colours, textures and finishes so your bouquets, corsages and buttonholes all work beautifully together.

We offer reliable same-day delivery across East Dulwich, Peckham and Herne Hill when you order online before 3 PM. Our drivers know the local streets around Goose Green and Bellenden Road, ensuring your buttonholes arrive fresh, on time and carefully presented.

  • Hand-crafted buttonholes tailored to your event style
  • Local delivery across East Dulwich and nearby areas
  • Same-day flower delivery available until 3 PM

If you’re planning a wedding at a nearby venue or a celebration at home, share your ideas with our friendly team. We’re proud to be the trusted Florist East Dulwich couples rely on for beautifully finished buttonholes and coordinated event flowers.

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BUTTONHOLES
A refined floral boutonniere is captured in close detail, resting on a pale, textured beige fabric that feels like soft linen stretched across a sunlit table in an East Dulwich townhouse. The arrangement is centred around two striking lisianthus flowers, their petals a clean, velvety white outlined by finely ruffled rims of deep purple, as though each edge has been traced with a painter's brush. Nestled beside them are clusters of tiny, pristine white filler blossoms, reminiscent of baby's breath, that soften the overall look with their gentle, cloud-like texture. Rising behind the lisianthus is a slender spike of tightly packed, bell-shaped flowers in a deep, grape-purple tone-much like muscari-adding height, contrast, and a slightly whimsical woodland feel. Two unopened buds in a delicate, fresh green hue peek from the side, suggesting new beginnings and the unfolding of the day ahead. Feathery fronds of greenery, similar to asparagus fern, fan out around the blooms, their fine texture creating a light, almost misty halo of foliage that speaks of early-morning flower runs to local markets. All of the stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in a band of crisp white satin ribbon, smooth and slightly reflective, finished with a small, tidy bow that marks it as ready for pinning to a jacket. The boutonniere exudes calm sophistication and understated romance, perfectly suited to a groom, groomsman, or prom guest making their way through the tree-lined streets around Lordship Lane, its colours quietly echoing the thoughtful, intimate tone of a carefully planned celebration.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single handcrafted boutonniere lies neatly on a light beige, finely woven fabric, the soft texture evoking a well-loved linen tablecloth from a stylish East Dulwich terrace home. The floral focal point is a small, carefully composed cluster of soft pink blossoms, their many ruffled petals layered like miniature garden stocks or spray blooms, shifting from a gentle powder pink in the centre to a slightly richer tone at the edges. Between these central flowers, strands of delicate white baby's breath weave in and out, each tiny bloom hovering like a dusting of snowflakes, adding a lace-like softness and a sense of air and space to the design. Subtle accents of lavender and deeper purple florets nestle quietly among the petals, offering just enough contrast to bring depth, as if echoing the muted, artistic tones found in the independent boutiques along nearby North Cross Road. To one side, slender, elongated buds in creamy white fading into pale green are poised but not yet open, their sleek forms suggesting freesias or similar graceful stems, full of quiet promise for the hours ahead. The entire arrangement is framed by lush, broad green leaves, their surfaces smooth and slightly glossy, while fine, threadlike sprigs of greenery arch outward, giving a natural, slightly untamed movement that keeps the piece from feeling too formal. At the base, the stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in a radiant fuchsia pink satin ribbon, finished with an elegant bow whose polished loops and short tails create a joyful burst of colour. The overall impression is one of understated celebration and thoughtful craftsmanship, perfectly suited to a wedding morning, prom night, or special event anywhere around East Dulwich and the nearby Dulwich Village.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined peach rose boutonniere is photographed resting on a light beige, linen-textured fabric that has a delicate, even weave, similar to the natural textiles often used for intimate wedding receptions in East Dulwich. The rose is the clear focal point: a single, partially unfurled bloom in soft peach, with petals that fade from a warm, sun-kissed apricot at the centre to a paler, creamy blush towards the outer edges, capturing the look of early evening light over the terraced houses near Goose Green. Nestled just above and to the right of the rose, a spray of dainty white baby's breath (gypsophila) forms an airy halo, its tiny blossoms adding a hint of sparkle and contrast. Slender, grass-like green stems and a pair of deeper green leaves curve gracefully around the base of the flower, providing structure and a fresh, garden-picked feel, as if gathered from a thoughtfully tended local garden. The stems of the boutonniere are tightly bundled and wrapped with a coordinating peach satin ribbon, which has a subtle sheen and is finished in a small, tidy knot or bow, demonstrating careful craftsmanship. Soft, even lighting enhances the velvety texture of the petals, the crisp whiteness of the gypsophila, and the gentle texture of the woven background, without overwhelming the delicate colours. The overall impression is one of quiet sophistication and romance, a timeless floral accessory made for a groom, groomsman, or prom guest walking through East Dulwich towards a celebration, where understated elegance and personal detail matter as much as the occasion itself.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined boutonniere is laid out carefully on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the subtle, slightly rough weave of the cloth framing the flowers with a relaxed elegance that feels right at home in East Dulwich's blend of modern and traditional style. Dominating the composition is a pristine white phalaenopsis orchid, its large petals unfurling in a smooth, almost porcelain-like curve, while the centre glows with soft yellow, gently feathered into hints of reddish-orange and fine brown markings that draw the eye inward. Encircling this focal bloom are delicate sprays of white baby's breath, each tiny flower like a pinpoint of light, creating a soft halo that makes the orchid seem to float. On the left, two bright lime-green chrysanthemum buds form compact, rounded spheres, their fine, spiky petals packed tightly together, giving a vibrant, textural jolt that contrasts beautifully with the orchid's smoothness. A broad, rich green leaf sits beneath the main flowers, offering structure and depth, while a smaller, darker leaf closer to the base provides an extra note of natural detail. The stems are bound with a bold crimson red satin ribbon, wrapped firmly and precisely to form a sleek handle, finished with a neat little knot that suggests careful, practiced hands. The whole piece feels like it has just been prepared in a local studio such as Florist East Dulwich before being pinned onto a lapel for a wedding ceremony in nearby Dulwich Park or a smart reception on North Cross Road. Under soft, diffused light, the boutonniere radiates quiet sophistication and joy, ideal for grooms, groomsmen, or anyone wanting a small yet memorable floral accent for a formal celebration.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant floral buttonhole lies centred on a pale oatmeal-coloured woven fabric, the texture reminiscent of simple yet stylish East Dulwich interiors and the calm atmosphere of streets just off Goose Green. The focal point is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its wide, satin-smooth petals opening in soft arcs around a gently glowing throat shaded with creamy yellow and a hint of soft orange, giving the flower warmth and depth. Surrounding this central bloom is a delicate ring of white baby's breath, each tiny blossom forming a cloudlike texture that softens the overall look and adds a whisper of romance. Below and to one side, a small, compact spray of round, glossy red berries gleams like polished beads, their rich colour bringing an instant sense of festivity and making the orchid appear even whiter by contrast. Nearby, a couple of paler green berries and buds peek through, adding variation and a freshly picked feel. Slender and broader green leaves are layered thoughtfully around the flowers, some gently pointed, others more oval, creating a lush frame of foliage that gives structure and movement. The stems at the base are carefully wrapped in a vibrant red satin ribbon, tied in a neat knot with short, tidy ends that suggest practiced florist hands have prepared this piece for a special moment. The neutral background keeps all focus on the intricate craftsmanship, evoking a buttonhole ready for a wedding at a local East Dulwich venue, a prom, or a refined winter celebration where a small touch of nature is worn close to the heart.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A softly romantic boutonniere rests on a pale, woven linen surface, captured from a slightly overhead viewpoint that reveals every careful detail of the florist's work. At its heart is a single blush pink rose in semi-open bloom, the petals curling gracefully away from the centre in layered spirals. The inner petals are a tender, almost peach-tinged pastel, gradually transitioning to a deeper, more saturated pink at the outer edges, as though the flower is flushing with warmth. Around the base of the rose, small sprays of white baby's breath form a delicate collar, each tiny blossom like a dot of frothy cream against the more vivid pink. Wispy, grass-like foliage in a clear, bright green slips out from behind the bloom, stretching gently outward to add length and softness, evoking the informal charm of local gardens and verges around East Dulwich. A single, broader leaf in a deeper green has been folded and wrapped neatly around the stems, giving structure and a sense of craftsmanship, like a tailor's careful finishing on a suit. The stems are bound in a smooth, light pink satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and finished with a modest bow whose short trailing ends rest against the linen. Light falls evenly across the image, picking up the satin's sheen, the rose's velvety texture, and the fine weave of the fabric below. A discreet silver pin is visible at the base, signalling that this is ready to be worn on a jacket lapel for a wedding, school prom, or civil ceremony somewhere along Lordship Lane or in one of East Dulwich's intimate venues, adding a touch of poised romance to the wearer's outfit.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A richly detailed floral boutonniere lies against a pale beige, lightly woven background, reminiscent of natural linen often used on rustic wedding tables in East Dulwich venues. At its heart sits a single, luxurious fuchsia pink rose, the bloom still compact but beginning to open, with velvety petals spiralling out from the centre in a deep, romantic shade of pink that hints at raspberry and magenta tones. Encircling this central rose is a dainty collar of white baby's breath, each cluster made up of multiple pinhead blossoms that soften the design and create a misty, cloud-like effect around the bold colour of the rose. Nestled among these tiny white flowers, clusters of smooth, round red hypericum berries add vibrant touches of scarlet, giving the piece a celebratory, slightly festive character that would suit both a winter ceremony and a warm-weather event on Goose Green. Fine, feathery strands of fern-like greenery reach outward, offering a sense of lightness and movement, while darker green leaves are carefully curved and folded at the base, providing a strong, sculptural foundation. The stems are bound tightly with a lustrous red satin ribbon, the wrap smooth and secure, finished with a small bow that lies flat against the fabric, making it comfortable to wear on a lapel or jacket. Gentle, diffused light casts soft shadows across the textured background, emphasizing the craftsmanship and balance of colours-pink, red, white, and green-so typical of a skilled local florist creating a groom's buttonhole for a celebration in and around East Dulwich. The overall impression is one of elegance, intimacy, and quietly joyful romance.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A delicately crafted boutonnière rests on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the gentle weave of the background giving the impression of a thoughtfully laid-out suit or dressing table on a calm East Dulwich morning. At its heart is a single rosebud in a vivid fuchsia-pink, tightly curled so that the outer petals hug the inner ones, creating a sense of poised anticipation, as if the flower is just about to unfurl. The rose's velvety surface catches the soft, even light, revealing slight tonal shifts from deep magenta at the base to a brighter pink along the edges. Framing this central bloom are airy clusters of white baby's breath, each tiny flower forming part of a misty halo that contrasts gently with the rose's bold hue. Fine, bright green, feathery foliage arcs outward from behind, giving the arrangement a light, whispery movement reminiscent of the breeze that drifts through Harrisons Road or along the paths by Goose Green. Hidden amongst the softer textures are a few broader, darker green leaves, grounding the composition and adding visual stability. The stems at the base are drawn tightly together and wrapped with a lustrous red satin ribbon, whose sheen and smoothness echo the rose petals while adding a refined, handcrafted finish. The ribbon is wound with precision, no loose threads or gaps, suggesting the practiced hands of a local florist who prepares each piece as if for their own family celebration. Bathed in clear, natural-looking light, the boutonnière feels fresh, intimate, and entirely ready to pin onto a lapel for a wedding, civil ceremony, prom, or any heartfelt occasion across SE22.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A thoughtfully arranged boutonniere, reminiscent of the refined yet vibrant spirit found along East Dulwich's Grove Vale, appears nestled atop a pale, textured linen fabric that lends a sense of rustic luxury. The central rosebud, painted in subtle pastel pink tones, remains gently furled-a symbol of tenderness and anticipation. Its center's deeper pink softly fades to blush along the outer petals, mirroring the soft light on early morning walks through Dulwich woods. Beside it, a lighter peach-pink flower, likely an Alstroemeria, flares open, its petals accented with golden yellow streaks and intricate markings alluding to the careful craftsmanship behind each floral vestige here in East Dulwich. Airy clouds of baby's breath emerge between the primary blooms, accompanying spring-green mini cushion mums that contribute cheerful texture. An array of foliage-fine, spiky blades and rounded, darker leaves-frame the flowers with natural, layered dimension, while a single broader leaf wraps around the constrained stems, adding polish and structure. Everything is bound by a luminous, fuchsia satin ribbon tied in a modest bow, suggesting a moment of celebration-a wedding on Crystal Palace Road or a special milestone at one of SE22's cherished venues. Natural light drapes the arrangement, bringing out the fresh crispness of each bloom and the contrasting textures of the fabric and foliage. This boutonniere, lovingly assembled for a groom, prom-goer, or honored guest, evokes both romantic and local pride, a wearable accent that carries the gentle scent of garden mornings and the distinctive artistry of East Dulwich's favorite florists.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A compact, handcrafted floral boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, whose soft, woven texture creates a calm, understated backdrop for the small arrangement. At the centre, a single white alstroemeria bloom opens wide, its petals slightly ruffled at the edges and dusted with fine reddish-brown speckles near the base, drawing the eye inward to its stamens and gentle heart. Alongside this focal flower sits a striking cone of lime green buds, tightly clustered in a vertical spike that lends structure and a modern edge, reminiscent of the fresh, contemporary style often seen at weddings around East Dulwich and nearby Lordship Lane. Delicate sprays of baby's breath thread through and around the main elements, their tiny white blossoms appearing like a light mist or a scattering of stars, giving the boutonniere a dreamy, romantic softness. The whole piece is cradled in a mix of foliage: deep green, elongated leaves form a solid, glossy backdrop, while thinner, more flexible grass-like stems arc and weave, adding movement and a sense of natural spontaneity. To the right, the stems are wrapped and secured with a vivid pink satin ribbon, tied in a neat, dainty bow that brings a joyful splash of colour and a hint of playful charm. The lighting is even and gentle, emphasising the freshness of the whites and greens and the delicate sheen of the ribbon without distraction. This intimate floral detail feels designed for a groom or prom guest, a small but meaningful piece that would be lovingly prepared for same-day local events and celebrations across East Dulwich, Peckham Rye, and the surrounding neighbourhoods.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant floral buttonhole is photographed from a slightly raised angle, resting diagonally across a warm, oatmeal-coloured textile that looks like finely woven linen, the soft texture lending a relaxed East Dulwich charm. At its heart sits a pristine white lisianthus in full bloom, the petals loosely ruffled and layered, forming a rounded, romantic cup that appears almost luminous against the neutral fabric. To the left of this central flower, two slender lisianthus buds in creamy pale green stretch gently along the line of the stems, their tips still closed, suggesting the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning on Lordship Lane. Scattered amongst the main bloom and buds are feathery sprays of white gypsophila, or baby's breath, each tiny flower adding a cloudlike lightness and enhancing the bridal feel of the design. From behind the lisianthus, fine grass-like strands of fresh green foliage fan gracefully towards the lower left, while a single broader dark green leaf anchors the arrangement, providing contrast in both colour and texture. The stems are tightly gathered and wrapped at the base with a striking fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a neat, pert bow that brings a joyful pop of colour and a subtle sheen. This vivid pink detail feels contemporary and playful, a stylish accent against the classic white and green palette. The gentle, even lighting captures every curve and fold without casting harsh shadows, showcasing the craftsmanship and care that might come from a local East Dulwich florist preparing flowers for same-day delivery to a groom, best man, or prom guest who wants a refined but modern floral touch.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single white orchid boutonniere is shown resting horizontally on a light beige, linen-textured fabric, the kind of calm, neutral background that lets every subtle floral nuance speak clearly. At its heart, a pristine Phalaenopsis orchid blooms, its petals broad, smooth, and luminous, like porcelain warmed by soft daylight. The centre of the flower reveals gentle notes of creamy yellow and the lightest blush of pink, adding depth and tenderness to the otherwise pure white bloom. Around the base, airy clusters of white baby's breath gather like tiny clouds, their fine, branching stems and miniature blossoms giving the piece a dreamy, romantic softness. Slender, vibrant green leaves emerge here and there, grounding the design with fresh, natural contrast. Just to one side, a short stem extends, bearing pale lime-green orchid buds that are still tightly closed, suggesting new beginnings and the quiet anticipation that often accompanies wedding mornings in East Dulwich, from Lordship Lane townhouses to gatherings near Dulwich Park. All the stems are drawn together and elegantly finished with a narrow fuchsia satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and tied in a neat, small bow. The ribbon's bright pink hue and gentle sheen lend a playful yet sophisticated note, perfect for a groom, groomsman, or prom partner dressing for a formal event nearby. Soft, even lighting reveals the texture of the fabric, the silky surface of the orchid petals, and the delicate spheres of the baby's breath. The overall impression is of thoughtful craftsmanship and understated luxury, like something carefully prepared by a local florist who understands both tradition and modern East Dulwich style.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere lies thoughtfully placed on a pale beige, woven fabric, its soft, irregular texture giving a natural, homely feel that recalls the textiles in independent studios around East Dulwich. At the centre of the composition sits a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its petals broad, gently curved, and subtly glossy, capturing the light in a way that makes the white appear almost luminous. Within the orchid's throat, a touch of soft yellow and faint cream adds gentle warmth, as if echoing the glow from a nearby window on a quiet morning. Encircling this central flower is a mist-like cluster of white baby's breath; the tiny, star-shaped Gypsophila blossoms gather closely, forming a delicate halo that softens the boutonniere's silhouette and suggests a sense of dreamy romance. Threaded through and beneath these blooms, fine strands of vibrant green foliage arch out with easy grace, adding both movement and contrast, much like the greenery that lines the leafy streets off Goose Green. The stems of the orchid, Gypsophila, and greenery are carefully aligned and expertly wrapped in a band of smooth white satin ribbon, the ribbon binding them tightly while leaving the base slender enough to be pinned securely to a suit jacket. A small, tidy bow sits just above the stem ends, signaling an attention to detail that feels very much like the work of an experienced wedding florist. Set against the neutral, oatmeal-toned fabric, the boutonniere's white and green palette looks effortlessly elegant, ideal for a groom or groomsman heading to a ceremony near Dulwich Village, Belair House, or a stylish East Dulwich venue, embodying quiet sophistication and the promise of a meaningful celebration.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A classic wedding boutonniere is carefully arranged on a pale, linen-like fabric, set at a gentle diagonal so it feels as though it has just been placed down between fittings in a calm East Dulwich studio. At its centre, a single ivory rosebud sits poised, the petals smooth and velvety, still curled inward at the edges as if the flower is just beginning to unfurl in time for the ceremony. The rose is surrounded by soft clouds of white baby's breath, each minute floret adding airy volume and a feathery halo that contrasts with the solid form of the bloom. Narrow, deep green leaves and a few more textured, fern-like sprigs cradle the flowers, creating a fresh, garden-picked look that still feels refined and intentional. The stems are tightly bound in a band of white satin ribbon, its surface gleaming gently in the diffused light, with a neat little bow placed just beneath the flower head, like a tiny nod to tradition and craft. The woven beige backdrop has a subtle, crosshatched texture, reminiscent of a well-tailored jacket or natural linen tablecloth set out for a reception. Light in the photograph is soft and even, with no harsh shadows, highlighting the gentle curves of every petal and the crisp edges of the leaves. The image conveys the quiet anticipation of a groom preparing for a wedding near Goose Green or along Lordship Lane, and would suit a feature on groom's accessories, boutonniere ideas, or local wedding flower inspiration in East Dulwich.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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