Old Ford BUTTONHOLES

At Flowers Old Ford, we create elegant, handcrafted buttonholes that add the perfect finishing touch to weddings, proms and special events across Old Ford and the surrounding East London neighbourhoods.

Our experienced florist team carefully selects fresh, long-lasting flowers sourced from trusted growers and local markets near Roman Road, Victoria Park and the Regent's Canal. From classic rose buttonholes to natural, wildflower styles, every piece is wired, taped and finished with expert detail so it looks sharp all day.

We regularly design buttonholes for celebrations in Bow, Mile End and Hackney Wick, working closely with couples, groomsmen and event planners to match colour palettes, dress codes and themes. Whether you prefer traditional whites and greens or something bold and modern, we’ll guide you on flower choices, durability and the best stem styles for suits and lapels.

Need something at the last minute? We offer same-day delivery on buttonholes and matching bouquets across Old Ford and nearby areas when you order online before 3 PM. Your designs arrive carefully packaged, clearly labelled and ready to pin.

  • Bespoke designs tailored to your outfit and event
  • Reliable local delivery from a trusted Old Ford florist
  • Coordinated buttonholes, corsages and bouquets available

Trust Flowers Old Ford to create buttonholes that look polished in photos, feel comfortable to wear and reflect your personal style on the day that matters most.

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BUTTONHOLES
An artfully crafted floral boutonniere rests on a softly woven, light beige fabric, its subtle texture recalling the feel of natural linen you might find on a rustic table in an Old Ford café. At the centre, two prominent lisianthus flowers unfold in gentle spirals, their white petals edged with a vivid band of purple that ripples along the ruffled tips, creating a painterly contrast. Nestled close to these main blooms are airy clusters of tiny white filler flowers, reminiscent of baby's breath, which lend a misty, romantic softness around the focal blossoms. Rising behind them, a slim spear of muscari adds depth: dozens of tiny, deep purple-blue bells stacked together form a vertical accent that pulls the eye upward and hints at woodland borders and spring planting along the canals near Old Ford. Threaded throughout the boutonniere, fine, feathery greenery with a fern-like texture provides a fresh, lively framework, its delicate fronds creating a lace of green around the flowers. Two pale, unopened buds, tinged with soft green, peek from the arrangement, quietly suggesting new beginnings and the unfolding of the day ahead. The stems are gathered tightly and wrapped in a smooth white satin ribbon, tied with an understated bow that gleams slightly where the light touches it, signalling that this piece is prepared for careful pinning to a jacket. The overall composition feels serene and elegant, with cool purple tones and crisp whites coming together in a design suitable for a wedding, prom, or special celebration, crafted in a style familiar to local florists who design for intimate ceremonies across Old Ford and the surrounding East London streets.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined boutonniere or small corsage is displayed against a softly woven, neutral linen backdrop, the fabric in warm beige tones that echo the understated elegance of East London townhouses around Old Ford. At the heart of the piece, a tight nest of blush-pink, multi-petalled blooms opens in delicate ruffles, reminiscent of miniature stock or garden-style flowers with petals that deepen ever so slightly in colour toward their curled edges. Interlaced through this central cluster are tiny, cloud-like sprays of white baby's breath, each minuscule floret catching the light and giving the design its airy, romantic halo. Tucked between the pink and white elements are petite spikes of lavender or deep purple blossoms, adding a quiet richness and visual depth that keeps the arrangement from feeling too pastel. On one side, several elongated, creamy white buds with faintly green bases extend outward, like freesia buds just on the cusp of flowering, suggesting a sense of anticipation and new chapters beginning. The flowers sit on a foundation of lush, broad green leaves, their smooth, slightly glossy surfaces grounding the softer textures above. Finer strands of wispy greenery, almost grass-like or ferny, curl and arc from the base, lending movement and a touch of garden looseness, as though freshly gathered from a local plot off Roman Road. Holding everything together, a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon has been wrapped tightly around the stems and finished in a neat, symmetrical bow, its sheen catching the light and adding a celebratory flourish. The piece feels cool and fresh to the imagination-a perfect accent for a lapel or wrist at a wedding, prom, or special event, the kind of lovingly crafted accessory that might be prepared for same-day collection before a ceremony near Victoria Park or along the canals by Old Ford.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere lies gently across a light beige, linen-style fabric, the subtle texture of the cloth forming an understated canvas for the flowers, much like the quiet streets around Old Ford just before a wedding party gathers. The rose is partially open, its petals spiralling outward from a richer, warm apricot core to soft, creamy outer edges that look almost illuminated from within. Nestled to the upper side of the bloom, a cluster of fine white gypsophila adds a delicate, starry haze, each tiny flower providing contrast and lightness without stealing attention from the central rose. Around the base, wisps of bright green foliage stretch out like fine brushstrokes, joined by two deeper green, gently curled leaves that cradle the stems, giving the design both support and a pleasing natural frame. The stems themselves are carefully aligned and wrapped in a matching peach satin ribbon, smoothed into tidy, overlapping folds and finished with a small, discreet bow, suggesting the practiced hand of a professional florist. The fabric beneath is evenly lit, its oatmeal tone and subtle weave visible but never distracting, so the viewer's focus remains on the interplay of warm peach, crisp white, and elegant green. The overall impression is one of quiet sophistication and tenderness, an accessory clearly intended for formal wear on a lapel-perhaps for a wedding near the River Lea or a prom evening reached by walking through the nearby streets-capturing that blend of anticipation and gentle celebration that marks life's most cherished occasions.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere lies horizontally on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, the subtle weave of the fabric catching the light the way table linens might in an Old Ford townhouse reception. The focal point is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals smooth and slightly curved, forming a serene, open cup around a delicately coloured throat. Inside the centre, soft yellow tones gently blend into touches of reddish-orange or light brown speckling, suggesting both delicacy and quiet drama. Surrounding the orchid, dainty stems of white baby's breath create a soft, airy halo, their tiny blossoms reminiscent of light snowfall, adding texture without stealing attention. On the left, two lime-green chrysanthemum buds, tightly structured and almost spherical, introduce an invigorating burst of green, their spiky surfaces giving the design a fresh, contemporary twist. A deep green leaf cradles the orchid from below, offering a smooth, glossy foundation, while another smaller, darker leaf is tucked discreetly near the stems, reinforcing the sense of layered greenery often seen in bespoke London boutonniere work. At the base, the stems are expertly wrapped in a vivid crimson red satin ribbon, the smooth fabric coiled in precise, even bands and finished with a compact knot or petite bow that adds a confident splash of colour, reminiscent of festive celebrations along nearby Roman Road. The background remains calm and neutral, allowing the crisp whites, vibrant greens, and bold red to claim the viewer's full attention. The composition feels formal yet fresh, ideal for a groom, best man, or stylish guest at a local ceremony, each element speaking of careful preparation and the quiet excitement of a wedding morning.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined floral boutonniere is displayed on a natural, light beige woven fabric, reminiscent of the soft textiles seen in artisan boutiques around Old Ford, allowing every botanical detail to stand out clearly. The focal bloom is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its large, velvety petals unfurling with quiet grace, while a gentle wash of creamy yellow and soft orange glows from the centre, adding warmth and depth. Encircling the orchid, fine sprays of white baby's breath create a mist-like halo, each tiny floret lending airiness and romance, as if drifting in a delicate cloud. To one side, a compact cluster of glossy red berries provides a joyful burst of colour, their round forms shining subtly in the light, suggesting festive gatherings, winter weddings, or Christmas parties in homes and venues across Old Ford and nearby Bow. Nestled among them are a few lighter green berry buds, not yet fully ripened, which introduce a touch of freshness and gentle variation. Rich green leaves, some broad and pointed, others slim and elongated, weave through the arrangement, giving structure and a sense of garden abundance. At the base, the stems are carefully bound with a vibrant red satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and tied into a neat, understated knot with short trailing ends. The ribbon's sheen adds a luxurious finish, hinting at professional florist craftsmanship and readiness to be pinned to a tailored lapel or worn as a small corsage. The composition feels thoughtful and composed-perfect for expressing love, celebration, and personal style during weddings, proms, or formal family gatherings across East London, where a single, beautifully chosen flower can speak volumes.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A romantic pink rose boutonniere is displayed on a natural, light beige linen surface, the subtle weave of the fabric creating a calm, neutral stage that lets every floral detail stand out, as if laid out on a hallway console before leaving an Old Ford terrace for a ceremony. The image is taken from a slightly overhead, eye-level angle, so the viewer can appreciate both the bloom and the craftsmanship at its base. At the centre, a single rose glows in soft blush tones, the innermost petals tightly cupped while the outer layers unfurl gracefully, blending from a gentle pastel pink near the heart to a more saturated, almost magenta hue along the curled edges. Encircling the base of the rose, delicate white baby's breath clusters form a halo of tiny, cloud-like blossoms, lending a traditional, romantic feel often chosen for weddings and prom nights across East London. From behind the main flower, slender blades of light green foliage arch outward, adding an airy, slightly whimsical line that contrasts with the rose's rounded fullness. Hugging the stems, a darker, broader green leaf is neatly folded, forming a structured collar that keeps the arrangement compact and refined. The stems are carefully bound in a smooth pink satin ribbon, wrapped tight and finished in a small, polished bow whose short ends lie neatly against the linen. A slim, silver pin is subtly visible, hinting at how easily this piece can be secured to a suit jacket or waistcoat. Gentle, even lighting reveals the satin's soft sheen, the rose's velvety texture, and the crispness of the greenery, conveying a sense of freshness and attention to detail that feels right at home for celebrations near Roman Road, Victoria Park, or along the streets of Old Ford.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, luxurious boutonniere rests on a pale beige, slightly nubby fabric backdrop, the texture reminiscent of natural linen often seen in refined Old Ford townhouses. In the centre, a deep fuchsia pink rose commands attention, its petals rich and velvety, tightly swirled at the heart and gradually relaxing into softer curves toward the edges. This rose looks freshly cut, as though prepared that morning in a local studio before being delivered for a wedding or prom. Circling the base of the bloom, soft sprays of white baby's breath create a halo of tiny, star-like flowers, gently diffusing the intensity of the rose's colour and adding a touch of purity. Nestled between these delicate white clusters are plump, polished red hypericum berries, their subtle shine and rounded shape introducing a playful, festive element that feels perfect for a celebration near the River Lea or a registry office ceremony nearby. Wisps of fine, feathery greenery extend from the arrangement, adding movement and a touch of garden wildness, while broader dark green leaves are thoughtfully curled and layered to support the composition. The stems are expertly bound with a smooth red satin ribbon, the fabric wrapped tightly and finished in a neat bow that lies flat for comfortable wear on a lapel or suit jacket. Soft, even lighting reveals each detail-the textures of the petals, the sheen on the berries, the subtle weave of the cloth-showcasing the careful hand of an experienced florist. This floral piece feels intimate and personal, ideal for a groom, groomsman, or special guest attending a heartfelt Old Ford celebration filled with romance and joy.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant boutonniere is photographed close-up against a gently textured, light beige fabric that looks like fine linen, its soft, neutral tone allowing every floral detail to stand out with clarity. At the centre of the composition sits a single, tightly furled rosebud in a glowing shade of pink, somewhere between fuchsia and deep rose, the outer petals curling inwards with a satin-like sheen that suggests they were just misted by the florist. Encircling this focal bloom are dainty clusters of white baby's breath, each tiny flower forming part of a delicate halo that lightens the design and brings an almost cloud-soft texture to the arrangement. Wisps of bright green, feathery foliage emerge from behind the rose and filler, splaying gently outward like small sprays of fern; they lend a relaxed, garden-fresh feel, as though the stems were gathered from a leafy corner of a back garden near the towpaths of Old Ford. The stems are gathered neatly at the base and wrapped in a smooth coral-to-red satin ribbon, its lustrous surface catching the light and adding a discreet glimmer that feels celebratory but never flashy. The wrap is tight and seamless, forming a comfortable, compact handle and a tidy finish that speaks to professional floral craftsmanship. Lit with clear, even brightness, every vein in the leaves, curve of petal, and shimmer of ribbon is visible, creating a sense of quiet anticipation - the kind of refined buttonhole one might pin on just before stepping out to a wedding ceremony, civil partnership, or special event in the Old Ford area, carrying with it a hint of sweetness and tradition.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Echoing the charm of an Old Ford celebration, this expertly arranged boutonniere is a visual and tactile narrative of romance and stylistic flair. Central to the piece is a fresh, blush pink rose, its petals closely furled in a delicate spiral, the soft gradient of colour suggesting gentle promise. Alongside, a pale peach or light pink Alstroemeria, petals softly unfurled, hints at sunlit afternoons in Victoria Park, gold and maroon markings offering intricate detail and contrast. Sprays of white Baby's Breath cluster around the main blooms, their airy, cloud-like nature lending softness, while the addition of miniature green cushion-shaped flowers brings an energetic brightness, evocative of freshly cut grass along Grove Road. The arrangement is grounded with both slender, arching green grass and darker, broader foliage, some folded at artistic angles reminiscent of East End creativity. The boutonniere is finished with a vibrant fuchsia satin ribbon, meticulously tied in a neat bow at the base-a joyful accent in the composition. Resting on an understated, tightly woven background, the whole piece breathes a sense of occasion, perfectly suited to be worn at an Old Ford wedding, prom, or elegant event. Each element is chosen for freshness and local resonance, ensuring the boutonniere radiates natural charm and heartfelt sophistication.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A compact, meticulously crafted floral boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, whose understated texture provides a calm, neutral stage for the flowers to shine. Central to the piece is a white alstroemeria, or Peruvian lily, its petals opening in a soft fan around a speckled throat where fine reddish-brown streaks draw the eye inward. The bloom feels both crisp and tender, like gently folded parchment brushed with watercolour. Beside it, a tapered column of bright lime-green buds, similar to an Ornithogalum spike, introduces a bold textural contrast, each tiny bud neatly stacked to form a sculptural, almost architectural form. Between and around these focal elements, baby's breath drifts like a light mist, its tiny white flowers scattered along thin stems to create an airy frame. Dark, glossy green leaves underpin the design, their pointed, sword-like shapes lending structure, while slender wisps of grass-like foliage curl and splay outward to soften the edges. A narrow pink satin ribbon is tied into a tidy, shining bow at the top, threading a romantic note through the arrangement and catching the light with a subtle sheen. The overall effect, captured in gentle, even lighting, is one of quiet celebration and understated elegance, ideal for a groom or prom guest heading out from Old Ford to a ceremony near the River Lea or a reception close to Roman Road. Crafted with the confident hand of a local florist, the piece suggests freshness, care, and the intimate excitement of a special occasion just about to begin.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonnière lies diagonally across an oatmeal-toned, linen-like fabric, the gentle weave visible beneath the stems and petals as though it were a groom's jacket laid out before dressing for a wedding in Old Ford. The focal point is a pristine white lisianthus flower, fully open and luminous, its many ruffled petals curling softly outwards to create a cloudlike, rounded form. Just to the lower left of this central bloom, two slender lisianthus buds rest closely against it, their elongated shapes and pale green-cream colouring hinting at flowers that will unfurl later in the day. Sprinkled between the main flower and buds are tiny clusters of white gypsophila, each minute bloom adding sparkle and texture, like a scattering of delicate confetti. From behind the eustoma, narrow blades of green, grass-like foliage fan gently towards the bottom left corner, adding a sense of flow and gently framing the composition, while a slightly broader, darker green leaf sits behind the bloom, grounding the arrangement with a deeper tone. The stems are gathered neatly and secured with a bold fuchsia pink satin ribbon, wound tightly and tied into a small, confident bow that stands out vividly against the neutral cloth. The interplay of crisp white petals, soft green buds, and that single pop of pink feels fresh and modern, yet timeless enough to suit a classic church ceremony or a laid-back celebration in a local Old Ford venue. The soft, even lighting highlights every petal edge and ribbon fold, capturing the sense of care and craftsmanship that a local florist brings to a groom's final finishing touch.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single white orchid boutonniere rests horizontally on a pale oatmeal-toned, linen-textured cloth, its simplicity and careful craftsmanship drawing the eye. The Phalaenopsis orchid at the centre is immaculate, with broad, smooth petals that open like porcelain wings. At its throat, a gentle wash of buttery yellow and the slightest blush of pale pink create a sense of depth, as though the flower is softly glowing from within. Around the orchid's base, a ring of delicate white baby's breath forms an airy collar, each tiny blossom like a floating dot of light that adds volume without overwhelming the central bloom. Here and there, slim, bright green leaves emerge, their clean lines and fresh colour echoing the leafy paths and small gardens tucked between the streets of Old Ford. Off to the left, a slender stem holds a couple of tightly furled lime-green orchid buds, their curved shapes promising future flowers and symbolising new chapters at weddings, proms, or intimate celebrations. The stems are gathered tightly and wrapped in a sleek fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a neat, understated bow whose glossy surface catches the soft ambient light. That vivid ribbon provides a joyful accent against the neutral fabric, giving the boutonniere a modern yet romantic touch that would sit beautifully on a lapel during a ceremony near Victoria Park or along the Regent's Canal. The lighting is gentle and even, emphasising the velvety texture of the orchid petals, the fine weave of the fabric, and the tiny, cloud-like clusters of Gypsophila, creating an overall feeling of calm anticipation before a meaningful event.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A carefully crafted white orchid boutonniere lies gently on a pale beige, woven fabric backdrop, the kind of relaxed, natural texture you might see in a converted warehouse apartment overlooking Old Ford Lock. The central focus is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid, its creamy white petals unfolding with a soft sheen, like porcelain warmed by daylight. At the heart of the flower, a subtle wash of pale yellow glows from the throat, suggesting life and warmth amid the calm white. Encircling this focal bloom are generous clusters of baby's breath, each tiny white blossom contributing to a misty, cloud-like ring that softens the overall silhouette. Nestled among them, slender strands of fine green foliage add movement and freshness, evoking the feel of light, airy greenery picked from a shaded corner of a local garden near Roman Road. The stems of the flowers and foliage are expertly gathered and wrapped in a smooth white satin ribbon, finished with a neat, understated bow that signals thoughtful craftsmanship and readiness for wear. Resting quietly against the neutral background, the boutonniere appears both modern and classic, suitable for a groom, best man, or cherished guest at an intimate East London celebration. It suggests the scent of fresh-cut stems and the hush of a wedding morning, when jackets are pressed, ties are straightened, and small floral details complete the story. This image reflects how a simple white orchid, combined with airy gypsophila and delicate greenery, can become a meaningful accent for weddings and formal events throughout the Old Ford area and nearby Hackney Wick venues.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere rests at a subtle diagonal on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, whose delicate weave and faint diagonal lines create a calm, neutral stage for the floral details. At the center is a single ivory-white rosebud, its petals still closely wrapped yet plump and velvety, suggesting it has just reached the perfect moment to be worn. Slight hints of soft green at the base of the petals and the visible sepals trace a natural line down into the slender stem. Surrounding the rose is a light, airy halo of white baby's breath, each minute blossom forming a tiny cluster like drifting clouds, softening the structure and adding an almost ethereal texture. Threads of slim, deep green foliage arc gracefully along the sides, some with a feathery, fern-like delicacy, others smoother and more linear, echoing the shape of a suit lapel that might be seen at a registry office ceremony or church wedding near Old Ford's Victoria Park edges. The stems are tightly bound together with immaculate white satin ribbon, its surface smooth and faintly luminous under the gentle light. The ribbon is finished with a small, symmetrical bow, positioned precisely beneath the flower head, suggesting the practiced hands of an experienced florist who prepares many such pieces for local Old Ford weddings and celebrations. Soft, even lighting bathes the arrangement, enhancing the creamy tones of the rose, the clean whites of the gypsophila, and the fresh greens of the foliage without harsh shadow. The overall mood is one of quiet anticipation and understated elegance, perfectly suited to a groom, best man, or prom guest seeking a classic floral accent that speaks of commitment and new beginnings.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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