How much do boutonnieres and corsages cost?
The Short Answer
Boutonnieres typically cost $12 to $25 each and corsages run $25 to $50 each in mid-Michigan for 2026, with wrist and pin-on styles priced similarly. These small pieces add up quickly once you count grooms, dads, grandparents, and honored guests.
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Pricing the small personal pieces
Boutonnieres and corsages are modest individually but easy to underestimate in total. A simple boutonniere with a single bloom, greenery, and clean wrap sits around $12 to $18, while a more detailed version with berries, texture, or a premium flower reaches $20 to $25. Corsages cost more because they use more material and take longer to build, landing between $25 and $50 depending on whether they are wrist or pin-on and how full you want them. The design usually echoes the bouquets so the whole party looks cohesive in photos.
Counting who needs one
The count is where couples get surprised. Beyond the groom and groomsmen, boutonnieres often go to fathers, grandfathers, ushers, ring bearers, and officiants. Corsages typically go to mothers, grandmothers, and sometimes aunts or readers who are being honored. Make a written list of every person and their role, then confirm it before your final order. A quick tally prevents both overspending and the awkward gap of forgetting a beloved grandparent on the day itself.
Easy ways to save here
Because these are small, savings come from simplicity and count rather than dramatic changes. Choosing greenery with a single accent bloom keeps each piece elegant and affordable. Limiting corsages to immediate family and using a shared flower type across all boutonnieres reduces labor. Some couples offer a small single-stem bloom instead of a full corsage for extended family. These pieces are meaningful because they mark who is important to you, so plan the list with heart and then trim the design, not the people.
Planning Tips From Our Designers
- Write a named list of everyone receiving a boutonniere or corsage.
- Choose a single accent bloom with greenery to keep each piece affordable.
- Decide between wrist and pin-on corsages early, since it affects price.
- Match the personal pieces to the bouquets for cohesive photos.
- Consider single stems instead of full corsages for extended family.
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