Woking BUTTONHOLES: Handcrafted for Every Special Occasion

Welcome to Flower Delivery Woking, your trusted local florist crafting elegant buttonholes and floral accessories for weddings, proms, and special occasions in Woking and nearby areas like Knaphill and Pyrford. With over a decade of expertise designing bespoke bouquets and floristry for local events, our team is dedicated to delivering only the freshest blooms, so your outfit is complemented with style and fragrance.

We’re proud to serve local landmarks including Jubilee Square, Woking Railway Station, and Goldsworth Road, making it easy for you to enjoy the luxury of expertly made buttonholes wherever your celebration unfolds. Every buttonhole is created with care, using hand-selected flowers and unique touches – from classic roses to vibrant seasonal stems.

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Whether you’re preparing for your wedding at a local venue or an event close to Woking Park, our experienced florists are on hand to offer advice and creative options. Let us add the perfect finishing touch to your big day with expertly arranged buttonholes – always fresh, always thoughtfully designed.

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BUTTONHOLES
On a pale, lightly woven beige fabric that looks like fine linen, a single boutonniere lies ready for a special day, its colours and textures carefully composed. Two open lisianthus flowers form the focal point, their petals a luminous white with distinct, ruffled edges brushed in vivid purple, like watercolour strokes that softly bleed into the cream. Just behind them, a slender spire of muscari rises, each tiny deep violet-blue bell hugging close to the stem, giving the piece a wildflower charm, as though the blooms had been gathered on an early stroll through one of Woking's quiet green spaces near St John's or Goldsworth Park. Around the main flowers, airy white filler blossoms-similar to baby's breath-hover in small clusters, bringing a sense of lightness and gentle movement. Two pale green buds, not yet open, nestle discreetly at the side, representing the anticipation and quiet excitement that surrounds a wedding morning. Wisps of fern-like foliage and fine, feathery greenery frame the composition, their soft texture contrasting with a few more solid, darker leaves that provide shape and depth. All the stems are drawn together at the base, bound tightly in smooth white satin ribbon that has been wrapped with precision and tied off neatly, ready for a florist's pin. The overall feel is intimate and understated, perfect for a groom, best man, or prom guest in Woking who wants their lapel flowers to murmur of elegance rather than shout, evoking the calm of a meaningful occasion just before guests begin to arrive.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined floral boutonniere, photographed from above, rests on a finely woven, pale beige linen that looks like the sort of natural fabric you might find on a wedding table at a country-style venue just outside central Woking. The small arrangement feels intimate yet luxurious: at its heart, clustered soft pink blossoms with ruffled, multi-layered petals form a lush focal point, their colour drifting from creamy blush near the centre to a slightly deeper, romantic rose on the outer edges. Interwoven with these blooms are delicate sprays of white baby's breath, each tiny floret catching the light like a dusting of lace, giving the design that timeless, bridal softness. Tucked among the pink and white are small tips of lavender or deep purple flowers, discreet but purposeful, adding visual depth and a touch of cool contrast reminiscent of dusky borders in a well-kept Horsell garden. From one side of the cluster, several creamy white to pale green buds-likely slender freesias or similar-angle outward, still closed and promising fragrance and life to come. Around the flowers, rich emerald leaves fan gently, providing a structured, glossy base, while wispy, grass-like greenery escapes in fine strands, suggesting something freshly gathered and lovingly shaped by hand. The stems are cleanly aligned and wrapped in a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, the bow neatly tied with smooth loops and short, tidy tails that catch a soft sheen in the light. Together, the textures of satin, linen, and living petals create a sense of touchable elegance, making this an ideal floral accent for lapels or wrists at weddings, graduations, or race-day celebrations across Woking and neighbouring villages.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere is carefully arranged on a softly woven, light beige fabric that resembles natural linen, the threads running evenly to create a calm, neutral backdrop. The rose itself is the clear star: its petals form a gentle spiral from a rich, warm apricot centre to lighter, almost creamy outer edges, giving the impression of dawn light spreading across the bloom. Tucked around the upper right of the rose, a delicate halo of white baby's breath offers contrast and texture, each tiny blossom like a floating dot of light against the muted ground. Emerging from behind the rose are slim, fresh green blades of foliage and two slightly curled, darker green leaves, which cradle the stems and give the small arrangement a sense of structure and balance. The stems are bound with a peach satin ribbon that matches the flower perfectly, wrapped in smooth, even coils that end in a discreet little knot or bow, suggesting the steady hands of an experienced florist. Soft, diffuse lighting falls from above, revealing the velvety finish of the petals, the almost feathery quality of the gypsophila, and the subtle sheen on the ribbon. The overall feeling is one of quiet, heartfelt celebration, ideal for a groom or prom date walking through Woking town centre, arriving at a ceremony near St John's or a reception by the Basingstoke Canal. This floral accessory feels both timeless and personal, the kind of refined detail that shows care has been taken in planning a special day, whether ordered well in advance or prepared for same-day collection.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
On a soft, light beige linen-like fabric, with its slightly coarse, natural weave clearly visible, a single orchid boutonniere rests as if waiting to be pinned to a lapel before a ceremony in central Woking. The focal bloom is a pristine white Phalaenopsis orchid, its large petals unfurling in smooth, gentle curves that catch the light with a satiny sheen. At the flower's centre, the throat reveals a delicate blend of creamy yellow and subtle reddish-orange markings, intricate yet understated, adding depth and character to the pure white surrounding it. Encircling the orchid are fine sprays of white baby's breath, each tiny blossom forming part of an airy constellation, lending softness and a sense of quiet romance, like distant blossom trees in spring around Woking Park. To one side, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum buds with spiky, tightly layered petals bring a burst of lively colour and texture, keeping the design contemporary while still undeniably elegant. These sit against a backdrop of rich, deep green foliage: one broad leaf carefully curved beneath the orchid to anchor the composition, and a smaller, darker leaf peeping near the base to add subtle contrast. The gathered stems are meticulously wrapped in a vibrant crimson red satin ribbon, the wrap smooth and snug, ending in a small, neat bow or knot that adds a confident dash of colour and a hint of festivity. The combination of white, green, and red creates a poised balance between classic and modern styling, perfectly suited for weddings, proms, or formal events in and around Woking, from intimate registry office ceremonies to grand hotel receptions, offering a small but striking statement of care, craftsmanship, and celebration.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single floral boutonniere is carefully arranged on a pale, woven fabric that looks like natural linen, its neutral oatmeal shade allowing every detail of the flowers to stand out clearly, as if laid on a dressing table before a ceremony in central Woking. The star of the piece is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its wide, rounded petals opening with graceful ease around a softly glowing throat of creamy yellow and muted orange. This subtle warmth at the flower's centre gives a sense of quiet luxury, like the calm before guests arrive at a wedding in Maybury or Knaphill. Encircling the orchid, numerous sprays of baby's breath rise in delicate clusters, each tiny white floret forming part of a gentle, cloudlike fringe that softens the edges of the design. Tucked just beneath and to one side, a collection of glossy red berries gleams with a polished, almost lacquered finish, their rich colour reminiscent of winter berries spotted on walks through Woking Park. Interspersed among them are a few pale green, oval buds, signalling newness and life. Deep green leaves of varying sizes and shapes cradle the flowers and berries, their smooth surfaces and strong lines giving the arrangement a balanced, natural frame. At the base, a bold red satin ribbon wraps the stems in a tight, elegant band, tied with a small knot whose short tails rest neatly against the fabric. The overall effect is of a refined, ready-to-wear buttonhole or small corsage, perfect for grooms, prom guests, or festive events across the GU21 and GU22 areas, expressing both celebration and understated sophistication.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A delicately crafted boutonniere featuring a single blush pink rose lies on a natural, light beige linen surface, the woven texture of the fabric forming a calm, organic backdrop that lets the floral details shine. The rose is caught at that perfect in-between stage of bloom, semi-open with its inner petals still nested protectively while the outer layers unfold in soft spirals. Its colour shifts gently from a pale, almost porcelain pink at the heart to a bolder, more saturated pink along the edges, giving the flower a sense of quiet depth and romance. Encircling the rose are tiny white stars of baby's breath, their clustered blossoms creating a cloud-like halo that softens the outline and adds a hint of vintage charm often requested for weddings and proms in Woking and nearby Knaphill. From behind the central bloom, wispy blades of fresh green foliage fan outward in slender arcs, as though sketching a subtle frame around the rose, while a single, darker green leaf is folded neatly at the base, lending structure and a tailored, almost architectural feel. The stems are carefully wrapped in a smooth satin ribbon that blends lavender and deeper magenta tones, secured in a neat knot that keeps the design understated yet elegant. Soft, natural-style lighting grazes the petals, highlighting their velvety texture and the gentle gradation of colour, while casting feathery shadows onto the linen below. The result is a boutonniere that feels both classic and contemporary, ideal for a groom, groomsman, or stylish prom-goer walking through Woking town centre, heading toward an evening of celebration and photographs. Crafted with the sensitivity of an experienced local florist, it quietly expresses tenderness, care, and the promise of a special day.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A handcrafted floral buttonhole rests on a pale beige, gently textured fabric that looks like fine linen, its soft weave providing a calm, natural backdrop reminiscent of a rustic Woking barn wedding or a ceremony near Knaphill. The central flower is a striking fuchsia pink rose, its petals lush and velvety, folding inwards to a tight swirl at the core and then opening outward with graceful confidence, as if captured just as it reaches its most beautiful moment. Nestled closely around the rose are airy clusters of white baby's breath, each tiny bloom like a fleck of soft foam, creating a halo that lightens the composition and sends the eye outward. Dotted among these white blossoms are small, bright red hypericum berries, their surfaces smooth and slightly reflective, adding a cheerful spark of colour that hints at celebration and warmth. The florist has framed the rose with contrasting textures of green: slender, feathery fronds extend gently from the sides, while broader, darker leaves have been artfully curled and folded back, forming a subtle sculptural collar that supports the main bloom. At the base, the stems are aligned neatly and wrapped in a deep red satin ribbon, its sheen catching the light with a luxurious glow, then tied into a compact, elegant bow that feels both traditional and contemporary. Photographed from above with gentle, even lighting, the craftsmanship is clear in every small detail, evoking the care of a local Woking florist preparing a groom's boutonniere for a registry office ceremony, a formal dinner near St John's, or a prom at a nearby school, where this tiny spray would embody romance, joy, and thoughtful attention to style.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously crafted boutonnière rests on a pale, linen-like fabric backdrop, its soft beige tone gently textured like the table linens used at wedding venues around central Woking. At the centre of the composition, a single rosebud in luscious deep pink-leaning towards vibrant fuchsia-stands proudly, its petals tightly wrapped in a perfect spiral that hints at fragrance and romance without yet unfolding. Encircling this rose are dainty tufts of white gypsophila, or baby's breath, each tiny flower creating a light, misty aura that contrasts with the rose's bold colour and smooth, satiny surface. The arrangement is framed by an artful mix of greenery: slender, grass-like fronds and feathery stems that radiate outward, giving a sense of movement and airiness, balanced by a few broader, darker green leaves tucked at the base to anchor the design. The stems are gathered together and bound in a sleek coral-pink satin ribbon, its sheen catching the light with subtle glimmers that feel almost like a celebration in miniature, perfect for a groom or prom guest heading out from a home near St John's or Goldsworth Park. The ribbon is wrapped with precision, forming a neat, compact handle that would be comfortable to hold while being pinned in place. Bright, even lighting enhances every detail-the fine texture of the fabric background, the delicate edges of the baby's breath, the gentle curves of the rose-creating a sense of calm anticipation, as though this floral piece is waiting to be worn for a wedding morning, engagement party, or elegant event somewhere in Woking's lively town centre.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
On a lightly woven linen canvas, this elegant boutonniere makes a refined statement, its artistry echoing the gentle pace of life in Woking. At its heart lies a rose of tender pastel pink, the petals neatly furled and spiraling, holding the promise of new beginnings-a bloom reminiscent of those found in springtime gardens along White Rose Lane. Complementary to the rose's subtlety, an alstroemeria flower unfurls in a whisper of peach and pale pink, with a centre kissed by sunlit gold and tiny maroon flecks. Gathered amidst these are soft tufts of pure white gypsophila, lending the whole arrangement a dreamy delicacy, while button-bright green mums punctuate with lively vibrancy. Lush foliage frames the design: slender, almost featherlike greens arch upwards, mirroring the wild borders of Horsell Common, with broader, darker leaves gathered at the base-some artfully folded to create structure and rhythm. A signature touch, a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, binds the stems and forms a precise, playful bow, its sheen catching the ambient light in the Woking studio. This boutonniere would perfectly suit a groom or groomsman attending a local wedding at Gorse Hill, as well as any guest seeking a refined mark of celebration. Its combination of textural intrigue, romantic palette, and locally inspired craftsmanship makes it more than just an accessory-it becomes a wearable memory, crafted with the thoughtfulness Woking is known for.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An elegant boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle weave creating a soft, natural backdrop that lets every floral detail stand out. At the centre, a pristine white alstroemeria opens gracefully, each petal smooth yet slightly ruffled at the edges, with fine reddish-brown streaks and freckles gathering near the throat of the bloom. These markings draw attention inward, where delicate stamens hint at the flower's light, fresh scent, evoking the feel of a spring morning stroll through one of Woking's leafy residential streets. Nestled alongside this main bloom is a compact, cone-shaped column of lime-green buds, likely Ornithogalum, their tightly packed, scale-like segments adding a contemporary, architectural twist to the design. Scattered through the arrangement, tiny clusters of white baby's breath form a airy veil, their miniature blossoms looking almost like floating, weightless stars. A base of rich greenery supports the flowers: broader, dark green leaves fan out in smooth, pointed shapes, while slender, grass-like fronds arc delicately around the piece, introducing a sense of movement and refined texture. At the right-hand side, a bright pink satin ribbon is wrapped around the stems and finished in a small, crisp bow, the glossy fabric catching the light and adding a celebratory hint of colour perfect for weddings, proms, or milestone celebrations in Woking's local venues and churches. The lighting is even and gentle, without harsh shadows, showcasing the boutonniere's fresh, dewy appearance and the florist's careful craftsmanship, ready to complement a tailored suit or evening dress with understated romance.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single, fully open white lisianthus bloom forms the serene centre of this elegant boutonnière, photographed from a slightly raised angle as it lies diagonally across a pale beige, linen-like fabric with a visible woven texture. The lisianthus petals curve outward in delicate, ruffled layers, giving the flower a soft, romantic fullness that instantly suggests a wedding or formal gathering, perhaps in one of Woking's charming churches or modern hotel venues. Nestled close beside the main bloom, two elongated buds of the same flower rest in a creamy pale green, their tips still closed, capturing that quiet moment of promise before they unfurl. Around these three focal points, airy sprigs of white baby's breath are scattered, their tiny clustered blossoms creating an ethereal halo that lightens the entire composition and adds a classic bridal feel. From behind the flowers, several slender, grass-like strands of foliage extend gracefully toward the bottom left corner, providing a sense of flow and movement, while a single broader dark green leaf sits partially hidden, anchoring the design with rich depth. At the base, the stems are carefully aligned and wrapped with a vivid fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a neat, jaunty bow that gleams slightly in the soft light. This bright ribbon introduces a lively contrast to the otherwise gentle palette, suggesting a playful twist to a traditional groom's buttonhole or prom corsage. The neutral, textured background keeps all attention on the fresh whites, lush greens, and vibrant pink detail, as though the piece has just been finished on a florist's bench in central Woking, ready for delivery to a nearby celebration where it will add a final touch of polished charm.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A finely crafted boutonniere is displayed flat on a pale beige, linen-textured fabric, the weave of the material forming a calm, understated backdrop that lets the flowers take centre stage. The focal point is a single white Phalaenopsis orchid, its wide petals perfectly formed and gently cupped, surrounding a delicately detailed centre where soft yellow tones and a whisper of pink create a subtle glow. Encircling the orchid's base, clusters of white baby's breath appear like tiny, weightless clouds, adding a dreamy, romantic softness that feels well suited to a wedding morning in Woking or a prom night at a local Surrey venue. A few slim, bright green leaves slip out from beneath the petals, offering a natural contrast that hints at a freshly gathered garden stem. To one side, a short extension of stem holds a pair of pale, lime-green orchid buds, still closed and firm, symbolising new beginnings and quiet anticipation, much like the moments before guests arrive at a ceremony near St John's or Mayford. The whole arrangement is carefully bound at the base with a band of vivid fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat, elegant bow whose sheen catches the light and introduces a joyful pop of colour. The lighting is soft and even, accentuating the velvety orchid petals, the tiny rounded tufts of baby's breath, and the gentle sheen of the ribbon against the slightly coarse fabric. The overall effect is one of gentle sophistication and intimate celebration, perfectly suited to sit on the lapel of a groom, groomsman, or special guest who values understated, contemporary floral style with a classic twist.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A single, graceful white orchid boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its woven texture forming a quiet, natural backdrop that echoes the relaxed elegance of weddings held around Woking's leafy streets and village greens. The focal point is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid flower, its petals broad and silky, opening in a soft, rounded shape that suggests calm and poise. At the centre, a hint of pale yellow and cream adds warmth to the otherwise cool white, drawing the eye inward with a gentle glow. Surrounding the orchid's serene face is a delicate mist of baby's breath, each tiny white gypsophila bloom perched on fine, branching stems that create a cloud-like halo, giving the boutonniere a light, airy silhouette. Slender green foliage, likely a light fern or similar lacy greenery, peeks out from beneath and between the white blossoms, its feathery texture and fresh, spring-green colour offering contrast and a touch of wildness, as if snipped from a garden near Horsell Common just minutes before the ceremony. The stems of the orchid, gypsophila, and foliage are carefully aligned and wrapped in a smooth, bright white satin ribbon, tied into a neat little bow that signals the care and precision of an experienced florist. This ribbon binding provides a clean, polished finish, ready to be pinned confidently to a suit jacket. The soft, even lighting enhances every detail without harsh shadows, emphasizing the boutonniere's tranquil beauty and making it ideal for a groom, best man, or formal guest seeking a simple yet meaningful floral accent, perhaps ordered from a trusted Woking florist for same-day wedding delivery.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
Displayed diagonally against a neutral, linen-like fabric in soft beige, this classic wedding boutonniere captures the quiet refinement often chosen by grooms around Woking town centre and the leafy streets leading towards Old Woking. At its core lies a single white rosebud in a creamy ivory tone, the petals smooth and velvety, spiralling gently inwards as if just unfolding on the morning of the ceremony. The bloom is fresh and full, with a subtle glow where the soft light brushes over its curved edges, casting faint shadows that suggest depth and delicacy. Surrounding the rose are tiny clusters of white baby's breath, each miniature blossom forming a constellation of airy dots that frame the main flower like a soft halo. These gypsophila sprigs create an almost cloud-like border, enhancing the purity and symbolism of the white rose. Slender, deep green leaves and a few fern-like fronds emerge behind and around the central bloom, their rich colour and fine texture grounding the design with a natural, garden-fresh feel reminiscent of local Woking parks and gardens after a morning shower. The stems are neatly aligned and tightly wrapped in a band of crisp white satin ribbon, its smooth surface catching a gentle sheen under the diffused light. A small, perfectly tied bow sits just beneath the rose, signalling the piece is ready to sit securely on a lapel for a groom, best man, or proud father of the bride. Crafted with precision and care, this boutonniere suggests themes of commitment, new beginnings, and understated elegance, making it particularly suited to intimate ceremonies, registry office weddings, or traditional celebrations across the wider Woking area.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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