For a wedding who exactly needs to wear the boutonniers or crosages?

Question

I know its both sides grandparents and parents... but does the bride or grooms brother or sister need one too? Im getting conflicting information?

Answer 1

We gave them to the wedding party, parents, siblings, officiant, and the harp player.

Answer 2

Boutonniers Crosages/Bouquets
Groom Bride
Father of Groom Mother of the Groom
Grandfather of Groom Grandmother of the Groom
Father of the Bride Mother of the Bride
Grandfather of the Bride Grandmother of the Bride
Best Man Maid of Honor
All Groomsmen All Bridesmaids
Ring Bearer Flowergirl

Also: any step parents, step grand parents

Answer 3

boutonniers-Groom
Best Man
Ring Barrier
Usher
Groomsmen
Father of the Bride
crosages- Mother of the Bride
(if wanted) Bridesmaids

Answer 4

If you're depending on "The Bridal Industry" for your information, then the list includes the bride and groom, bridesmaids and groomsmen, flower girl, ring bearer, parents, grandparents, children, ushers, clergy, organist, the families of all the attendants, ... and possibly every guest and the janitor.

If you're depending on the brains Our Creator gave you, then only members of the wedding party -- that is bridesmaids and groomsmen, along with the bridal couple. It's sweet to furnish flowers for parents and grandparents, but not required. Boutonnieres are inexpensive, and a good way to make ushers readily identifiable, but again, are not required.

Answer 5

It's your wedding and you can have whoever you'd like wear flowers.

Traditionally, mothers, and grandmothers wear corsages. If you have sisters who are not in the wedding and would like to honor them, they can wear flowers as well.

All male wedding party members (groomsmen, ushers, ring bearer) wear boutonnieres as well as fathers and grandfathers. Again, if brothers are not in the wedding, you can still have them wear flowers too.

Other people that traditionally wear corsages or boutonnieres are the officiant, anyone who does a reading or sings, the cake and coffee/punch servers (if being done by family/Friends and not caterers) and anyone else who is part of or helping during the wedding or reception. While these people don't have to have flowers, it is a nice way to honor and thank them for being part of your special day.

In the end you decide who gets flowers.

Answer 6

i would say that if your brother or sister's are not in the wedding they should have one and also special aunts and uncles also but if they are in the wedding then no because the girls will have their flowers to carry and the ushers and groomsmen will have their boutonniers so only if they are not in the wedding would i get them a corsage or boutonniere

Answer 7

I say that parents, grandparents, and ushers get boutonnieres or corsages. Special aunts and uncles maybe. If the siblings are not in the wedding, I say not unless you want them to have them. That is something that you can say yes or no to.

Also, most people serving at the reception have flowers. That is how we do it in the south.

Answer 8

Typically all men in the wedding party plus Fathers and Grandfathers wear boutonnieres and only Mothers and Grandmothers wear corsages. But you are free to do whatever you like.

Answer 9

Anyone in the wedding party or anyone who is going to be seated as part of the ceremony such as parents, grandparents etc.

Answer 10

It's whatever you want. My godparents wore them, at my cousin's wedding, all her aunts and uncles wore them.