Hi I am thinking on wearing a wrist corsage instead of carrying a bouquet. My bm's are having wrist corsage and clutch bag and I am thinking the same. Anyone out there done something or thinking something similar?
CommentAuthormadhen
Can't say I've thought of that for me, but I can see advantages, definitely handier than carrying a bouquet around!
CommentAuthorMichelleB2b
I did consider it, but I am not sure as I have my granny's bracelet that I want to wear and not sure if it will be too much having something on both wrists. Some people wouldn't dream of not having a bouquet, but I think a corsage would be better value for money, would be worn for longer than you would hold the bouquet, and would look extremely pretty. I would say go for it.
CommentAuthor*KelBel*
I'm having a bouquet but my bridesmaids will be having corsages x
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CommentAuthorOfficially Mrs M
mine had smaller versions of my bouquets and i'm a fan of them rather than wrist corsages just so it gives them something to hold when they come down the aisle
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I love the wrist corsages, very pretty but I'm not having them as I would have no idea what to do with my hands. I'd end up fidgeting with my jewellery or my dress. Would prefer to hold something. But as I said, I do love them
CommentAuthorDanielleS33
I'm having a Bouquet, my bridesmaids & flowergirls are having wrist corsages though.
CommentAuthorSazzell23
The wrist corsages my friend had for her bridesmaids, looked good at the church but later on at the reception they looked a bit battered and dying quickly. Could just have been the florist that she used but I got the impression that a wrist corsage doesnt last very long compared to a bouquet xx
CommentAuthorMrsC
My eldest bridesmaids have wrist corsages, I think they are a good twist. For me personally a bouquet was the way to go but if its what you like then go for it.
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CommentAuthoralmost a year wife!!
im having both!!!!!!! not at the same time though lol.... having a bouquet the church etc but when i get to the reception im then putting on my corsage as i want to have something xxx
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CommentAuthorMrsC
Great idea LMC
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CommentAuthorGemmaH920
My BM's are having a wrist corsage. My little BM I am allowing to choose a corsage or wand.
I am having a smaller wire bound bunch that go in a test tube. Told the flower lady I do not want the flowers being too prominent as I do not want focus being taken from the dress. In my opinion the important bit :)
CommentAuthorsanbeth
thanks for all the replies. I do like LMC idea of both tho!! Got some thinking to do now!!!
CommentAuthor*KelBel*
Have a look of pics of both and see which could be more practical xx
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Got engaged 14/10/12 in Central Park NYC!
Became Mrs Macdonald 13th September 2014
Mummy to 4 girlies and baby blue boy Due 10/05/2016
CommentAuthorsanbeth
Well I have decided to go with a wrist corsage and a very nice clutch bag (I do like my bag with me!!!) instead of a bouquet. Will update with pics after the day.
