East Dulwich Buttonholes – Handcrafted with Local Flair

At Flowers East Dulwich, we're passionate about crafting exquisite buttonholes for every special occasion in East Dulwich and beyond. With years of floristry expertise rooted in the local community, our talented team blends classic design with modern touches—delivering stunning floral accents you’ll be proud to wear or present.

Our store is just moments from Lordship Lane and the East Dulwich Picturehouse, perfectly placed to serve nearby areas like Peckham, Forest Hill, and Honor Oak. We know what truly stands out for weddings, proms, business events, or that spontaneous romantic gesture. Each bouquet and buttonhole is hand-tied by a skilled local florist who cares about detail and freshness.

Why choose Flowers East Dulwich?

  • Bespoke hand-crafted buttonholes for any event
  • Expert advice from experienced, trusted local florists
  • Same-day delivery in East Dulwich, Peckham & Forest Hill—order online by 3PM!

Enjoy beautiful flowers designed with pride and a deep understanding of what makes celebrations in East Dulwich so memorable. Whether you’re strolling along North Cross Road or celebrating at a nearby venue, you can trust us to deliver on style and service.

Browse our stunning buttonhole selection and order online for same-day delivery—your local florist is here to make every moment blossom.

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BUTTONHOLES
A single, thoughtfully crafted boutonniere rests against a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle weave lending a soft, tactile backdrop that makes the flowers feel even more precious. The focal point is a pair of white lisianthus blooms, each petal gently ruffled and edged with a vivid purple that deepens towards the tips, giving the impression of ink diffusing into fine paper. Just beside them, a slender stem of muscari or grape hyacinth rises, its small, tightly packed bells a velvety blue-purple that adds depth and a slightly wild, garden-picked charm. Clustered around the main blooms are small, pristine white filler flowers, reminiscent of baby's breath, which create a delicate halo and soften the transitions between colours. Wisps of feathery green foliage, likely asparagus fern or a similar fine-textured green, frame the flowers, their light, airy fronds suggesting movement, like a breeze along the streets between East Dulwich and Peckham Rye. Two unopened, pale green buds tuck into the side of the arrangement, hinting at blossoms still to come and echoing the quiet excitement of a wedding morning. The stems are carefully aligned and bound with a crisp white satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and finished with a neat bow that sits snugly at the base, ready for pinning to a lapel. The composition feels calm and intimate, ideal for a groom or prom guest who prefers understated elegance. It's the kind of detail a local florist from Flowers East Dulwich would prepare with care for a ceremony at a nearby town hall or a celebration in a hidden garden venue.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A finely crafted boutonniere, captured in gentle, even light, lies centered on a neutral, woven linen background the colour of warm oatmeal, evoking the relaxed charm of an East Dulwich townhouse interior. The small floral piece, around the size of a hand, is composed with the care of an experienced local florist preparing for a wedding along Lordship Lane or a civil ceremony near Peckham Rye. At the heart of the design sits a cluster of soft pink, multi-petalled flowers, each bloom ruffled and full, their petals shading from a pale blush interior to slightly deeper pink outer edges. Tiny, cloud-like sprays of white baby's breath tuck between them, adding lift and texture, their minute blossoms catching the light like fine lace. Here and there, discreet sprigs of small lavender or deep purple florets introduce cool, dusky tones that gently contrast the pinks and whites. On one side, several elegant, elongated buds in creamy white fading to pale green - much like fresh freesia or similar slender blooms - lie closed, suggesting the moment just before flowering and adding a sense of anticipation. Underpinning the flowers, lush, emerald green leaves create a strong, structured base, while delicate, grass-fine stems and fern-like fronds drift outward, lending an organic, almost meadow-like softness. All the stems are neatly bound and finished with a sleek band of fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a symmetrical bow with short, trailing tails whose sheen adds a celebratory sparkle. The overall impression is of quiet sophistication and thoughtful design, a wearable floral accent perfectly suited to groomsmen or prom guests across East Dulwich who appreciate subtle, handcrafted detail.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere is captured resting on a pale beige, linen-textured cloth that looks like a carefully pressed keepsake laid out on a dressing table before a special event in East Dulwich. The rose itself is partly open, its petals arranged in a natural spiral that moves from a deeper, soft salmon shade in the centre to a creamy, almost almond-toned rim along the outer edges. This gentle gradient gives the flower a luminous, shell-like quality, as though it's holding a pool of warm light at its core. Delicate stems of white baby's breath rise around the upper right of the rose, their tiny rounded flowers creating a misty halo that contrasts with the rose's smooth, velvety petals. Around the base, slender blades of bright green foliage stretch out playfully, while two darker, broader leaves curl protectively around the tied stems, introducing a rich green note that anchors the design. Those stems are tightly bound with a peach satin ribbon that matches the flower's hue almost perfectly, wrapped with the kind of precision a florist at Flowers East Dulwich would use when preparing buttonholes for a wedding at Dulwich Park or a civil ceremony near Peckham Rye. The ribbon finishes in a small, discreet bow that lies flat against the fabric, adding polish without fuss. Gentle, even lighting washes across the scene, emphasizing textures-the faint weave of the cloth, the satin's soft sheen, the rose's velour-like surface-and creating a peaceful, intimate atmosphere that suggests tender moments, new vows, and the quiet excitement just before the boutonniere is pinned to a lapel.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant orchid boutonniere lies on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle, slightly coarse weave creating a calm, neutral backdrop reminiscent of a carefully dressed wedding table in an East Dulwich townhouse. At the centre sits a flawless white phalaenopsis orchid, the petals wide and smooth like fine porcelain, curving outward in a graceful silhouette. In the heart of the bloom, a soft wash of yellow deepens into fine reddish-orange markings, drawing the eye inward to its intricate throat. Surrounding the orchid are airy stems of white baby's breath, each minute blossom adding a misty, cloud-soft texture that makes the main flower seem even more luminous. On the left, two compact, spherical lime-green chrysanthemum buds with densely packed, spiky petals introduce a lively, contemporary contrast, echoing the fresh greens seen along nearby Peckham Rye in early spring. A broad, deep green leaf fans out beneath the orchid, providing structure and a natural frame, while a smaller, darker leaf near the base adds another layer of depth. The stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in a rich crimson red ribbon, wound tightly and finished with a refined bow or knot that offers a bold yet tasteful flash of colour. The overall composition feels balanced, refined, and quietly celebratory, ideal for a groom, best man, or guest at a local East Dulwich wedding or civil ceremony. It's a piece that suggests careful craftsmanship and fresh, same-day floristry, the sort of finishing touch chosen with intention for a day of heartfelt vows and treasured photographs.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant boutonniere is shown from above, arranged with the kind of care you might expect from a specialist florist in East Dulwich, and placed on a lightly textured oatmeal-coloured linen-style fabric that sets off its colours beautifully. At the centre is a single white Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its smooth, wide petals opening in a gentle arc, almost like folded silk. Inside the orchid's throat, a soft blend of creamy yellow and muted orange glows subtly, giving the flower a warm, almost candlelit heart. Surrounding this focal bloom is a delicate haze of white baby's breath, each miniature flower forming a lacy, cloud-like collar that softens the edges of the design and adds a whisper of romance. Around the orchid and gypsophila, rich green foliage is woven with intention: some leaves are broad and taper to a point, while others are more slender and elongated, creating gentle movement and structure. Nestled to one side sits a tight cluster of glossy red berries, their surfaces shining as if freshly polished, with a few paler green berries hinting at early ripening. This contrast of bright red and light green offers a cheerful, festive accent that would suit winter weddings or holiday celebrations across the streets between Goose Green and Peckham Rye. The stems of the flowers and foliage are gathered neatly and wrapped in a deep red satin ribbon, snugly tied with a small, secure knot and short, neat tails that lie flat, suggesting the piece is ready to be pinned to a jacket or dress. The composition feels refined yet heartfelt, a timeless lapel accessory ideal for proms, civil ceremonies, or intimate celebrations in and around SE22, where a small flourish of nature can mark a meaningful moment.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant pink rose boutonnière rests on a pale, natural linen backdrop, its refined simplicity captured from a gentle overhead angle that reveals both structure and softness. At its heart is a single blush pink rose, just between bud and full bloom, with petals that start in a soft pastel hue and gradually deepen to a richer pink along their curled, velvety edges. Clusters of white baby's breath are tucked snugly around the base of the rose, their tiny round blossoms forming a delicate halo that adds airiness and texture while keeping the look refined and romantic. Behind the main bloom, slender blades of fresh green foliage arc outward like fine brushstrokes, lending a sense of movement and lightness; a broader, darker green leaf is carefully folded to encircle the stems, giving the arrangement a polished, tailored finish. The stems are bound in a two-tone satin ribbon, blending lavender-pink with deeper magenta-purple in a smooth, lustrous wrap that ends in a simple, unfussy knot. The lightly woven beige fabric beneath resembles the sort of relaxed, natural linens often seen in East Dulwich homes and event venues near Peckham Rye Park, adding a calm, neutral stage that allows the colours of the boutonnière to glow without distraction. Soft, diffused lighting enhances the gentle shadows between petals and foliage, suggesting the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning or prom evening. This finely crafted floral accent feels perfectly at home on a groom's lapel at a local East Dulwich ceremony, a groomsman stepping out along Lordship Lane, or a prom guest dressed up for photos by the park.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonniere rests on a pale beige, textured fabric backdrop, its woven surface recalling the relaxed, contemporary interiors often found in East Dulwich homes and cafes. Centred in the composition is a single fuchsia rose, the bloom full yet still tightly layered, with petals that appear almost velvety to the touch, curling outwards in rich, deep pink tones that speak of romance and celebration. Encircling the rose is a scattering of white baby's breath, each tiny star-shaped flower contributing a frothy lightness, like a fine mist softening the edges of the design. Nestled among these white clusters, glossy red hypericum berries punctuate the piece with vivid points of colour, their smooth, round surfaces adding a playful yet sophisticated accent. Wispy, fern-like greenery extends gracefully from behind the focal rose, while broader, darker green leaves have been folded and arranged with intention, forming a structured base that cradles the central bloom and gives the boutonniere a polished, tailored feel. The stems are bound tightly in a length of red satin ribbon, the sheen of the fabric catching the light and culminating in a neat bow that adds an extra note of luxury and care. Photographed from slightly above, every element-from the curve of each petal to the positioning of the berries-shows the steady hand and trained eye of an experienced florist. This small, expressive accessory feels ideal for a groom, best man, or prom guest stepping out near East Dulwich station or heading to a ceremony off Lordship Lane, a handcrafted floral detail that carries the warmth, sincerity, and understated elegance often associated with local celebrations in SE22.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A romantic boutonnière is shown resting at a slight angle on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the soft weave of the background adding a tactile, understated backdrop that allows the flowers to shine. The focal point is a single rosebud in a vivid shade of fuchsia pink, tightly closed yet full and rounded, with satin-smooth petals spiralling inward in a deep, velvety cone. Around this central bloom, clusters of tiny white baby's breath blossoms create a misty, delicate frame, their miniature flowers forming a light, airy contrast to the bold, saturated hue of the rose. Wisps of fine, bright green foliage flick outward from behind the rose, their feathery texture giving the arrangement a sense of freshness and movement, like a gentle breeze across Dulwich Park. Slightly broader, darker green leaves sit lower in the design, offering balance and structure while keeping the focus on the rosebud. The stems are gathered and wrapped meticulously with a narrow band of red satin ribbon, tightly coiled around the base and finished in a neat, decorative loop that glints softly when the light catches it. The overall lighting is clean and clear, highlighting every curve of petal, every tiny gypsophila blossom, and the crisp edges of the greenery, suggesting a piece freshly made by an experienced florist preparing flowers for a wedding morning in East Dulwich. This boutonnière feels ideal for pinning to a lapel for a ceremony at a local church or a stylish celebration near Goose Green, a small but meaningful floral accent that blends tradition, elegance, and a personal touch.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
This beautifully composed boutonniere is a poetic tribute to East Dulwich's gentle elegance, arranged with the finesse known to local wedding florists. At its heart, a tightly furled rose in subtle blush tones, its innermost spiral a deep, warm pink, exudes freshness-much like a garden rose just plucked at dawn from a quiet terrace on Crystal Palace Road. Alongside nestles a lighter peach-pink bloom, perhaps an alstroemeria or delicate lisianthus, opening to reveal sunny hints of yellow and soft freckles. Around this duo, cloud-like gypsophila adds lightness, while miniature green mums offer tactile interest and zesty vibrancy. Supporting this ensemble, a thoughtful array of lush foliage fans upward: narrow ferny fronds evoke Dulwich Park greenery, while broad, dark green leaves, some folding softly, anchor the design. The natural stems are elegantly wrapped by a glossy, fuchsia satin ribbon-its neat bow a joyful pop of colour reminiscent of celebrations along Lordship Lane. The boutonniere rests on an oat-coloured, textured linen canvas that brings out each gentle hue and botanical detail. The whole arrangement feels fresh, purposeful, and evocative of meaningful milestones celebrated in SE22-weddings, proms, or life's cherished gatherings-carrying with it the fragrance and artistry distinctive to East Dulwich florists. It's a lapel accent that whispers of spring mornings, heartfelt promise, and the understated style of the local community.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An elegant boutonniere or petite corsage lies carefully arranged on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, the faint weave of the fabric forming a gentle backdrop that makes the flowers look even fresher. The central bloom is a white alstroemeria, fully open, its petals slightly curved and soft at the edges, marked with fine reddish-brown streaks that gather toward the throat and suggest quiet sophistication rather than drama. Just to the side of this main flower, a compact spike of lime-green buds rises, each bud tightly packed so that the form resembles a tiny cone, lending the piece a modern, architectural note. Surrounding these focal elements, sprays of classic white baby's breath spill outward, their minuscule blossoms clustering like stars against the soft background, giving the arrangement an airy, almost cloud-like softness. Deep green leaves, narrow and pointed, cradle the design, while more slender, grass-like strands arc gracefully through the composition, creating a sense of movement as if a light breeze from nearby Peckham Rye Park had just brushed past. At the right, a bright pink satin ribbon encircles the stems, tied into a small but impeccably neat bow; its smooth, shiny texture and cheerful colour bring a playful romance that would suit a wedding morning in East Dulwich perfectly. The light is even and natural, bringing out the fresh, dewy quality of the petals and the depth of the greens. This handcrafted piece feels intimate and thoughtful, the sort of carefully styled buttonhole a local florist might prepare for a groom or prom guest heading out from an East Dulwich townhouse for a special celebration.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegant wedding boutonnière rests at a gentle angle on a warm, oatmeal-toned fabric that resembles finely woven linen, the subtle texture giving the scene the intimate feel of a East Dulwich townhouse getting ready for a celebration. At its centre, a single white eustoma bloom, also known as lisianthus, is fully unfurled, its many ruffled petals layered like soft folds of silk. The heart of the flower appears creamy and luminous, while the outer edges of the petals catch the light with a crisp, cool white, creating a serene focal point. Just off to the left, two elongated lisianthus buds in pale green and cream lean slightly towards the main blossom, their smooth, closed forms adding a sense of anticipation and growth, a fitting detail for a wedding morning near Goose Green or along Peckham Rye. Scattered through the arrangement are delicate clusters of baby's breath, each tiny white flower perched on fine, branching stems, bringing an airy, cloud-like quality that softens and fills out the design. Slender strands of grass-like greenery arc gracefully towards the lower left, their darker green tones adding depth and movement, while a broader leaf tucked behind the lisianthus gently frames the central bloom. At the base, the neatly gathered stems are wrapped in a bold fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a small bow whose silky sheen contrasts beautifully with the matte texture of the fabric below. The bright ribbon introduces a joyful modern twist to the classic white and green palette, suggesting a couple unafraid of a splash of colour. Photographed in soft, even light, the boutonnière appears fresh, calm, and refined-perfect for a groom or groomsman dressing for a local ceremony, with the kind of thoughtful detailing often seen in bespoke pieces from experienced East Dulwich florists.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single white Phalaenopsis orchid, composed and serene, forms the heart of this boutonniere, resting horizontally atop a pale oatmeal-toned, linen-textured cloth that recalls the relaxed, contemporary interiors often seen in East Dulwich homes and cafés. The orchid's petals are wide and velvety, a pure white that curves gently like folded silk, drawing the eye toward a softly glowing centre marked by hints of warm yellow and a whisper of blush pink. Around its base, a cloud of fine white baby's breath, or Gypsophila, spills outward in tiny spherical blooms, each one no larger than a pinhead, giving the arrangement an ethereal, almost mist-like quality. Between these delicate sprigs, slim green leaves provide subtle structure and a fresh, verdant contrast, echoing the foliage of nearby Peckham Rye Common on a bright spring morning. Just to the side, a short offshoot of stem carries a pair of smooth, unopened orchid buds, tinted lime green and tightly furled, symbolising new chapters and quiet anticipation-perfect for a wedding day or prom night. All the stems meet in a tidy, precise bind, wrapped in a bright fuchsia satin ribbon whose lustrous surface catches the light and introduces a joyous pop of colour. The ribbon is tied into a neat, miniature bow with short, balanced tails, sitting flat against the neutral fabric. Gentle, diffuse lighting skims across the scene, revealing the satin sheen, the orchid's soft curves, and the fine weave of the background cloth. The overall impression is one of quiet luxury and thoughtful craftsmanship, the sort of corsage or boutonniere a local East Dulwich florist might prepare for a ceremony at a nearby church or a celebration overlooking Dulwich Park.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere lies horizontally on a pale, oatmeal-toned fabric that suggests natural linen, its subtle weave echoing the understated elegance often seen in East Dulwich townhouses. The focal flower is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid, its thick, slightly glossy petals shaped in a graceful arc of luminous white. At the very centre, the orchid's throat reveals a touch of soft yellow and creamy ivory, a delicate glow that adds warmth and a sense of living freshness. Around this central bloom, a generous ring of baby's breath extends in gentle sprays, each tiny white blossom forming part of a light, cloud-like collar that frames the orchid without overwhelming it. Slender stems of delicate green foliage peek out from beneath the gypsophila, their fine, airy texture adding a natural rhythm and a whisper of garden scent, reminiscent of a shaded corner in nearby Dulwich Park. The stems of the boutonniere are expertly gathered and wrapped in a pristine white satin ribbon, wound smoothly and firmly, then finished with a modest, tidy bow that sits just above the cut ends, clearly marking it as ready to pin on a jacket. Soft, diffuse lighting bathes the arrangement, highlighting the contrast between the crisp white flowers, the vibrant greens, and the earthy, neutral backdrop. It feels like a piece created for a groom stepping out onto the streets around Lordship Lane or Bellenden Road, carrying with him a symbol of purity, commitment, and quiet joy. This boutonniere embodies classic wedding style-elegant, restrained, and deeply personal-perfect for a formal ceremony or an intimate gathering in the heart of East Dulwich.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A classic white rose boutonniere is displayed at a gentle diagonal on a pale beige, linen-like fabric that recalls the relaxed, natural style of East Dulwich homes and studios. At the heart of the design sits a single creamy white rosebud, its petals smooth and tightly layered, just beginning to unfurl in a way that suggests promise and anticipation. Around the rose, tiny tufts of white baby's breath form a delicate halo, their numerous miniature blossoms giving the arrangement a soft, airy texture, almost like light mist on a cool morning walk down Lordship Lane. Slender, rich green leaves and graceful, feathery sprigs of foliage extend from behind the bloom, framing it with fresh colour and adding a subtle sense of movement and depth. The stems of the rose and greenery are drawn together in a compact bundle and carefully wrapped with a band of pure white satin ribbon. This ribbon is smooth and slightly lustrous, catching the light as it narrows into a tidy, hand-tied bow that sits just under the rose, clearly marking the point where the boutonniere would be pinned to a lapel. The background fabric's gentle weave and fine crosshatch pattern offer a neutral, organic setting that emphasises the boutonniere's refined simplicity rather than competing with it. The overall mood is timeless and romantic, perfect for a groom or groomsman heading to a ceremony near Dulwich Park or a registry office celebration in central London, and it reflects the kind of careful, understated craftsmanship you'd expect from an experienced local florist creating fresh wedding flowers for same-day delivery across East Dulwich.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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