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This practise dates back to medieval times when knights would wear their lady’s colours in the form of a flower or token on the left side to be close to their heart . Women would then wear their buttonholes on the right side to provide visual symmetry when standing next to men . When a couple is photographed or stands together , the flowers on opposite sides create a balanced and harmonious look .

While these are traditional practises , it’s important to note that modern weddings and events are increasingly flexible and people often choose what is best for them . Whether you stick to tradition or opt for a different approach , consider incorporating sustainable buttonholes into your wedding !🌿💚

Using sustainable flowers and material can make a big difference . Choose locally -sourced blooms or even consider dried flowers that have a longer shelf life and reduce waste. Your special day can be both beautiful and eco – friendly ! 🌸✨