Corsages

With years of experience I take the stress away with a few questions and create a magical moment when they open the box to reveal a personalized gift. They can be made in fresh or dried blooms with no limit to colour pallet.

Contact me today to see how I can help you celebrate that special someone.

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BotanicalTributes@gmail.com

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All corsages are custom made to suit colours, theme and style of the event and outfit!

All corsages are created on a slap band for comfort and sturdiness for the night. A ribbon of choice is then placed over the top to cover and ties in a beautiful elegant bow.

The main styles available with pricing as follows:

Garden Style from $55

A mix of selected flowers and foliage's.

 

Dried from $50

A mix of dried and preserved flowers and foliage's in your chosen colour pallet.

  

Singapore Orchid $65

A cluster of Singapore orchids with a hint of green foliage. 

Phalaenopsis Orchid $70

2 luscious phalaenopsis orchids with ribbon accents.

Composite Rose $75

Several large headed roses all dismantled and glued back together to create a show stopping piece.

Buttonhole & Pocket Squares from $35

A mix of selected flowers and foliage's.

 

 T&C’s and Delivery Conditions:

• All corsages are ready for delivery or pick up, the morning of the event unless it is a dried/preserved corsage.
• Delivery is available and the fee is dependent on the location. Free delivery may apply for an 8km radius of the school address if it is a school formal. Please ask for a quote at the time of ordering.
• A discount may apply to the corsage if multiple orders are place for the same school formal. If a discount offer is activated it will be processed  and you will be notified 2 days prior to your event.
• To place an order 4 days' notice required.
• A deposit or payment in full is required to secure your order. If a discount offer is activated it will be processed, you will be notified, 2 days prior to your event.

 

Originally a corsage was given to ward of evil spirits, but over time the meaning of the corsage shifted. As fewer people were worried about evil spirits and more effective methods of fending off illness were discovered, corsages became a luxury item during courting. A gentleman would offer his date a corsage as a gift for attending a special event, such as a dance. The boy would show respect to his date's parents by offering a bouquet of flowers and would usually pin a flower from the bouquet to the date's dress. In this sense, corsages symbolized attachment to another person. Corsages were also given to show affection and love on holidays. Some women were given corsages on Mother's Day, Easter or even on their birthdays.