what color flower does the groom where. my bridemaid is burgandy?

Answer 1

The Groom usually wares a white flower to match the bride's dress. Please check out this link below, it does explain.

http://www.floristsregister.com/wedding_flowers.php

http://www.letsgetmarried.ca/en/saloninfo/info.cfm

Answer 2

Usually white or a color thats in the brides bouquet. Mini calla lillies are beautiful for the groom.

Answer 3

My colors in my bouquet are white and deep red roses, and my fiancee is wearing his boutineer to match. Its a double. One side has the white rose, the other side has the red. Baby's breath in between and tied with a white ribbon. The rest of the groomsmen are wearing just the red.

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Answer 4

The groom's boutonniere should match the bride's bouquet. It could be white, burgundy, or if you have something else in your bouquet, it could be one of those colors. If he's wearing a black tux, I would avoid any really dark burgundy - you want it to show up, whatever you choose.

Answer 5

I'd make his flower burgandy, too, but that's just me- I like to keep color schemes in clothing, etc. very simple.

Answer 6

White flower with a touch of burgundy such as the ribbon.

Answer 7

Just mimic the color in the bouquet..........they do have a really deep red rose that is almost burgundy....talk to your florist for some ideas.

Answer 8

A flower that's in the bride's boquet.

Answer 9

I would go with a cream colored flower.

Answer 10

Should be the same