Holland Park BUTTONHOLES

At Holland Park Flowers, we handcraft classic and contemporary buttonholes that finish your outfit with effortless style. Whether you're getting married near Holland Park Avenue, celebrating at a townhouse off Addison Road, or attending an event by Notting Hill Gate, our experienced florist team will create the perfect floral accent.

Every buttonhole is made fresh in-store using premium seasonal flowers chosen for beauty and durability throughout the day. From timeless white roses and elegant lisianthus to wildflower-inspired sprigs and foliage, we design coordinated bouquets, corsages, and buttonholes so your whole wedding party looks beautifully pulled together.

We regularly design for couples and events across Kensington, Notting Hill, and Shepherd's Bush, offering flexible, friendly advice on colour palettes, suit fabrics, and venue style. You're always welcome to pop in and chat through ideas with our skilled florists, or you can easily order online if you already know the look you want.

Need flowers in a hurry? We offer local same-day delivery on buttonholes and occasion flowers in Holland Park and surrounding areas when you order before 3 PM. Simply choose your design, tell us your timings and venue, and we'll ensure your buttonholes arrive fresh, secure, and ready to wear.

  • Bespoke buttonholes tailored to your suit, theme, and season
  • Local expertise from trusted Holland Park wedding florists
  • Convenient same-day delivery when you order online before 3 PM
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BUTTONHOLES
Resting on a pale, lightly woven beige cloth, this boutonniere looks as though it has been paused in a moment of calm before a special day begins. Two white lisianthus flowers form the centrepiece, their petals soft and gently ruffled, each rimmed with a vivid ring of purple that deepens toward the edge, like watercolour brushed along a clean page. Around them, tiny white filler blossoms gather in airy clusters, bringing a sense of delicacy and breathing space between the bolder blooms. A narrow column of muscari-style flowers, tightly packed and richly purple, rises from the arrangement with a woodland charm, adding both height and texture. Close by, two slender, pale green buds rest, still closed, holding the quiet anticipation of blooms yet to open. Wisps of fine, fern-like greenery arc outwards, light and feathery to the touch, echoing the layered foliage you might see on an early morning walk through Holland Park when the leaves are still cool with dew. Deeper green leaves support the composition at the base, grounding the design. The stems are gathered and bound with a smooth, bright white satin ribbon, wrapped with care and finished in a tidy bow so the piece can be pinned easily to a jacket or waistcoat. The overall feeling is one of gentle ceremony-a considered detail for a wedding, prom, or black-tie event in West London, where understated florals quietly accompany significant moments rather than competing with them.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single, meticulously designed floral boutonniere is displayed on a finely woven fabric in a soft beige tone, the subtle weave catching the light and giving the impression of an elegant table laid out in a Holland Park townhouse before a celebration. At its centre, a small cluster of soft pink, multi-petalled blooms forms a gently rounded focal point; the ruffled petals overlap in layers, with delicate gradations from a slightly warmer rose towards a whisper-light blush at the edges, evoking the tender feel of an early summer garden near the Kyoto Garden. Threaded through this main cluster are wisps of white baby's breath, each tiny flower like a pinprick of light, adding airy texture and a sense of classic romance often chosen for weddings and proms in West London. Slight touches of lavender and deeper purple florets peek through the pink and white, bringing quiet contrast and visual depth rather than vivid drama. On one side of the arrangement, a line of slender buds in creamy white and pale green extends outward, their closed forms suggesting freesias or another elegant bloom just waiting to unfurl, capturing the anticipation of the event to come. All of this rests on a cushion of broad, glossy green leaves, with fine, filament-like strands of soft foliage trailing around the edges, adding a naturally unstructured grace. The stems are gathered tightly and dressed in a vibrant fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a symmetrical bow whose sheen catches the light with each curve and tail. The overall effect is one of poised, understated celebration-a hand-crafted accessory that might be pinned to a jacket for a wedding reception or formal dinner near Holland Park and the surrounding Notting Hill streets, quietly carrying the freshness and care of a skilled local florist.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined peach rose boutonniere lies horizontally across a neutral, light beige linen-textured fabric, the weave of the material forming a soft grid that quietly frames the floral work. At the centre, a single rose in a gentle state of half-bloom opens in a graceful spiral, its core a warm, sun-washed peach that gradually fades into creamy, almost ivory tips, like the soft glow of an evening sky over Holland Park Avenue. Around the upper curve of the rose, airy sprays of white baby's breath form a fragile constellation of tiny blooms, adding movement and a romantic, bridal lightness. Peeking from behind the focal flower are slim, grass-like fronds and two darker, glossy green leaves, carefully shaped to cradle the stems and give the piece a tailored, polished outline. The stems are wrapped tightly with a coordinating peach satin ribbon, smooth and slightly lustrous, ending in a small, discreet bow that keeps the look tidy and ready to pin to a lapel. The lighting is even and natural, revealing the fine veins in the petals, the crisp whiteness of the gypsophila, and the subtle texture of the fabric beneath, much like soft daylight filtering through townhouses near Holland Park station. The overall impression is of an elegant, handcrafted buttonhole suitable for a groom, groomsman, or prom guest, designed with the same care and attention a local florist might give to wedding flowers delivered across nearby Kensington, Shepherd's Bush, or the leafy streets surrounding the park itself.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single white Phalaenopsis orchid boutonniere lies carefully placed on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its calm, neutral backdrop allowing every detail of the floral work to stand out as clearly as a well-curated window display along Holland Park Avenue. The orchid is fully open, with smooth, velvety petals forming a graceful oval around a delicately patterned throat, where soft buttery yellow transitions into fine reddish-orange markings, suggesting both warmth and refinement. Encircling the orchid, sprays of white baby's breath form a light, frothy frame, each cluster of tiny blooms catching the gentle light like scattered snowflakes. On one side, two rounded lime-green chrysanthemum or green dianthus pom-poms introduce a fresh, contemporary accent; their tight, spiky texture and vivid colour add energy without overwhelming the calm elegance of the orchid. Beneath the flowers, a broad, deep green leaf anchors the design, its smooth surface and natural curve giving the boutonniere a sense of balance and structure, while a smaller, darker leaf near the base adds an extra note of depth. The stems are bound together with a bold crimson red satin ribbon, wound neatly and finished in a small, tidy knot or bow that injects a confident burst of colour, reminiscent of celebratory ribbons and festive London evenings. The woven fabric background, with its visible threads and slightly rustic feel, provides a simple, tactile contrast to the delicacy of the blooms. The overall mood is polished yet personal, like a groom or groomsman preparing for a Holland Park ceremony, carrying a small, living piece of art that will appear in photos, handshakes, and embraces throughout the day.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An artfully composed boutonniere lies on a pale, woven fabric background, its neutral beige tone reminiscent of a finely textured linen napkin in a Holland Park dining room. The floral focus is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its petals broad, smooth, and gently curved like folded silk, each one radiating out from a centre tinted with creamy yellow and a whisper of soft orange that lends warmth and depth. Encircling this main bloom, fine sprays of white baby's breath create a dainty, cloud-like frame, their tiny florets forming a soft haze that contrasts tenderly with the orchid's sleek surface. Tucked just below and slightly to the side sits a cheerful cluster of glossy red berries, round and plump like tiny glass marbles, partnered with a few paler green, berry-like buds that hint at early growth. Around these elements, polished green leaves in varying shapes-some broader and pointed, others slender and elongated-fan out in gentle arcs, adding a fresh, garden-picked character that feels at home along the leafy avenues between Holland Park Avenue and Notting Hill Gate. The stems are bound together with a vivid red satin ribbon, wound tightly and finished in a small, immaculate knot with short tails that rest neatly against the fabric. Soft, diffused light reveals every nuance-the orchid's subtle sheen, the baby's breath's airy clusters, and the berries' lacquered gleam-giving the piece a sense of quiet celebration. This boutonniere feels perfectly suited to a groom or groomsman at a winter wedding near Kensington Palace Gardens, a prom at a nearby West London college, or a refined holiday party, offering a small yet meaningful touch of floral artistry that sits close to the heart.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant pink rose boutonniere rests on a pale, natural linen background, captured from a slightly overhead angle that emphasises its balanced, hand-crafted design, the kind often requested for weddings and black-tie events in Holland Park and nearby Notting Hill. At the heart of the composition is a single, fully opened rose in shades of blush and warm pink, the petals spiralling outward in tight, velvety layers that soften into gently ruffled edges tipped with a deeper hue. Clusters of white baby's breath circle the base of the rose, their tiny blossoms giving a soft, cloud-like halo that feels both traditional and contemporary, ideal for grooms, groomsmen, or prom partners seeking understated romance. Behind the main flower, slender, grass-like fronds of bright green foliage arc outward, adding a sense of movement and freshness, while a single, darker green leaf is neatly folded around the stems, forming a clean, tailored backdrop that echoes the sharp lines of a well-cut suit. The stems are bound with a smooth satin ribbon in a delicate pink shade, wrapped tightly and tied into a small, refined bow, suggesting the careful touch of an experienced florist. Light falls gently across the scene, picking up the subtle shimmer of the ribbon and the fine texture of the linen, much like soft morning light streaming into a Holland Park townhouse. The overall mood is calm and romantic, making this boutonniere a timeless finishing touch for a lapel at a local ceremony, registry office celebration, or intimate gathering at one of the area's elegant venues.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A finely crafted boutonniere rests on a pale beige, subtly woven cloth that looks like soft linen, its understated texture framing the floral work without distraction. Centre stage is a single, luxurious rose in deep fuchsia pink, its petals spiralling inwards like silk ribbons, unfurling just enough to reveal a plush, velvety heart. Encircling this rose are light, airy tufts of white baby's breath, each tiny bloom forming part of a lace-like halo that softens the strong colour and brings a feeling of innocence and tenderness. Threaded through these white clusters are small, polished red hypericum berries, their rounded forms and vivid shine lending a cheerful, almost jewel-like accent to the piece. Supporting the flowers is an arrangement of greenery: fine, feathery fronds reminiscent of asparagus fern stretch delicately outward, while darker, broader leaves are bent and curled with precision, tucking the design neatly together like expert tailoring. The stems are bound with a smooth, satin-finish ribbon in a deep red tone that harmonises with both rose and berries, wrapped tightly and finished in a discrete, elegant bow. Soft, even daylight washes over the arrangement, creating gentle shadows that reveal the depth of each petal and leaf. The image feels like a quiet moment in a Holland Park flower studio, just before a wedding party arrives to collect their buttonholes for a ceremony near the tree-lined avenues and townhouses. Every detail suggests careful, experienced hands, making this boutonniere ideal for a groom, groomsman, or stylish guest attending a formal event in West London.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Displayed on a gently textured, light beige cloth that recalls natural linen or soft burlap, this elegant boutonnière is photographed as if resting on a dressing table in a Holland Park home moments before a ceremony. The central focus is a single rosebud in a rich fuchsia, deepening to magenta at the core, its petals tightly furled and gleaming with that soft, velvety luminosity fresh roses are known for. Surrounding the rose, tiny white gypsophila blossoms-baby's breath-form delicate halos of texture, each miniature bloom like a dot of light against the warm neutral background. The greenery has been carefully chosen and placed: fine, feathery fronds of bright green foliage fan outward, lending a sense of movement and gentle wildness, while a few broader, darker green leaves at the base anchor the design so it feels composed rather than untamed. The stems are neatly aligned and bound with a coral-red satin ribbon that wraps smoothly and tightly around the base, catching the light with a subtle sheen. A small loop or folded detail at the end of the ribbon hints at the florist's meticulous craftsmanship, the sort of finishing touch appreciated by clients across W11 and the streets around Holland Park and Notting Hill. Bright, even lighting caresses every element, highlighting the contrast between the soft fabric beneath, the satin sheen of the ribbon, and the finely detailed petals and foliage. The mood is intimate and romantic, perfectly suited to a groom's lapel at a garden wedding near Holland Park, a prom corsage alternative, or any special occasion where understated elegance and heartfelt sentiment are desired.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Nestled against the subtle weave of an ivory-hued linen reminiscent of Holland Park's distinguished interiors, this alluring boutonniere is a symphony of pastel beauty and textural intrigue. A central rose-blushed a gentle pink with unfurling, velvety petals spiraled in tight embrace-commands the arrangement with quiet confidence. A tender peach-pink alstroemeria, perhaps gathered from a nearby market off Holland Park Avenue, blooms open beside it, its petal tips brushed with the palest sunset and its center dotted with warm yellow and fine mauve markings. Whisper-light clouds of baby's breath meander through the arrangement, offering a gossamer touch, while perky green miniature chrysanthemums add a pop of woodland freshness, reminiscent of the lush borders found along Addison Road. Shards of slim, spiky foliage and broad dark green leaves frame the composition, some playfully folded or fanning outward, imparting both support and dramatic flourish. Meticulously encircling the gathered stems, a wide, lustrous leaf is bound with a vivid fuchsia satin ribbon-tied into a perfectly formed bow, its sheen catching the soft light like a celebratory jewel. This bespoke floral accent, awash in rosy softness and textured greenery, is tailor-made for a groom or prom attendee seeking a romantic, garden-inspired touch at any formal occasion in Holland Park. Every element radiates freshness and refinement, a tribute to local floral expertise and the area's cultivated charm-inviting memories of morning garden strolls and heartfelt celebrations.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A compact, elegant boutonniere rests on a pale, linen-textured background that feels like a pressed tablecloth waiting for a celebration in one of Holland Park's townhouses. At its centre, a pristine white alstroemeria opens fully, its petals smooth yet slightly fluttered at the edges, each inner petal finely flecked with warm reddish-brown speckles that draw the eye toward the bloom's softly exposed stamens. To one side, a vivid column of lime-green buds, stacked tightly like overlapping scales, introduces a contemporary twist and a sense of upward movement, echoing the fresh foliage you might see in nearby Kyoto Garden. Around these focal elements, delicate sprigs of baby's breath spill gently, their tiny, snow-like blossoms lending a misty, romantic halo. Deep, glossy green leaves with pointed tips form a polished framework, offering structure and contrast, while narrow, grass-like fronds weave in and out, suggesting motion and a hint of wildness within the otherwise composed design. At the right edge, the stems are carefully bound with a smooth, bright pink satin ribbon, tied into a small but confident bow that injects a pop of playful colour against the calm whites and greens. The lighting is soft and even, revealing the velvety texture of the petals and the crisp detail of each bud, as if examined by an experienced local florist preparing it just before same-day delivery across Holland Park and nearby Kensington. The overall impression is one of fresh, understated luxury, ideal for a groom, best man, or prom guest wanting a classic floral accent with a subtly modern, West London flair.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonnière is pictured resting at a gentle diagonal on a warm, oatmeal-coloured fabric that looks like lightly textured linen, the subtle weave forming a calm, neutral backdrop reminiscent of a sunlit table near Holland Park Avenue. The focal flower is a fully opened white eustoma, or lisianthus, its petals softly ruffled and layered in delicate spirals that create an elegant, almost rose-like form. Off to the left nestle two elongated, unopened lisianthus buds in creamy green and ivory tones, their smooth surfaces and tapered tips giving a sense of quiet anticipation, as if poised to bloom later in the evening after the reception near Notting Hill Gate. Around these main blooms, tiny sprigs of white gypsophila are tucked with care, each baby's breath flower appearing as a tiny dot of light that softens the overall look and adds a dreamy, romantic haze. Wispy, dark green blades of foliage arc out from behind the flowers towards the lower left, their fine lines providing contrast to the softness of the petals, while a single broader, deeper green leaf anchors the arrangement from behind, grounding the design. At the base, the stems are expertly bound with a vivid fuchsia pink satin ribbon, the fabric smooth and slightly lustrous, tied into a jaunty little bow that injects a playful, modern twist into the classic white-and-green palette. The lighting is gentle and evenly diffused, revealing every curve and texture while keeping the mood intimate and calm, like a quiet moment before guests arrive. This elegant buttonhole could easily be imagined on the lapel of a groom, best man, or stylish guest, prepared by a local Holland Park florist for a chic city wedding or civil ceremony nearby.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined orchid boutonniere rests horizontally on a pale, linen-textured fabric that looks like warm oatmeal, its understated backdrop echoing the timeless townhouses around Holland Park. At the heart of this delicate piece is a single, flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals smooth and slightly curved, as if gently cupped by an invisible hand. The centre of the bloom reveals a soft, buttery yellow and a whisper of blush pink, subtle colouring that feels intimate and romantic, like the final moments before walking down the aisle. Surrounding the orchid's base are airy clusters of baby's breath, each tiny white flower forming a mist of texture that softens the design and lends a dreamy, cloud-like effect. A few slender, fresh green leaves slip out from beneath the flowers, adding a crisp, garden-fresh note reminiscent of strolls through the Kyoto Garden on a calm afternoon. To one side, two small, lime-green orchid buds rest along a side stem, still wrapped tight, suggesting growth, new chapters, and the unfolding of the day ahead. All the stems are neatly bound with a slim band of fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat bow with short tails. The ribbon's bright pink hue and slight sheen bring a joyful, contemporary twist to the classic white and green palette, perfect for modern weddings, proms, or black-tie events around Kensington and Notting Hill. The soft, even lighting reveals the gentle textures of petals, buds, and fabric, allowing the craftsmanship to shine through. This boutonniere would sit beautifully on a lapel, a small but meaningful accent for anyone celebrating a special occasion near Holland Park.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A single white orchid boutonniere lies gently across a light beige, linen-like fabric, its woven texture adding a natural, slightly rustic backdrop that makes the flowers appear even more luminous. The focal orchid, likely a Phalaenopsis, unfurls its broad, pristine petals with an almost porcelain smoothness, their surface softly reflecting the ambient light as if caught in the calm of an early Holland Park morning. At its centre, a hint of buttery yellow glows from the orchid's throat, lending warmth and depth to the otherwise cool white palette. Surrounding this main bloom, tiny stars of pure white baby's breath cluster together like a soft, floating mist, giving the arrangement an ethereal, cloud-like quality. Interlaced through these delicate blossoms are fine, wispy strands of fresh green foliage, perhaps asparagus fern or a similar airy greenery, their slender stems and fronds curving in gentle arcs to frame the orchid with a touch of natural wildness. The stems of the boutonniere are gathered with care and firmly bound in smooth white satin ribbon, wrapped in tidy coils and finished with a refined, minimal bow that speaks of expert craftsmanship. Resting quietly on the neutral background, the boutonniere feels calm yet celebratory, as if ready to be pinned to the lapel of a groom or guest heading to a ceremony near Holland Park Avenue or one of the elegant churches around Kensington. The overall mood is one of purity, tenderness, and composed elegance, perfect for a wedding day where every detail is thoughtfully chosen and gracefully understated.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
Displayed at a slight diagonal across a pale, linen-like fabric, this wedding boutonniere captures the quiet refinement of a Holland Park celebration. The background cloth is a warm, light beige with a distinct woven texture, each thread forming a subtle grid that frames the floral piece without drawing attention away from it. Centre stage is a single ivory rosebud, its petals thick and velvety, curling inwards in smooth spirals that hint at fragrance and freshness. A faint blush of green at the base of the bud shows where the sepals cradle the bloom, emphasising how newly opened it is, as if it has just been conditioned in a florist's studio near Holland Park Underground station. On one side of the rose, and slightly overlapping its lower petals, sits a spray of white baby's breath, the gypsophila forming tiny, star-like blossoms on fine, branching stems. These small flowers introduce a misty, clouded softness, the sort of detail often chosen for grooms and groomsmen who want a traditional, romantic look. Slender, deep green leaves and a couple of fine, ferny sprigs rise behind the rose, some leaves narrow and pointed, others broader with a gentle sheen, giving the arrangement depth and a natural, almost garden-picked character. The stems are bound with crisp white satin ribbon, wound neatly from base to just beneath the bloom, before being tied into a compact, symmetrical bow. The ribbon's surface catches the light, producing a delicate, pearl-like sheen that echoes the rose's creamy tone. Gentle, diffused lighting softens every edge, allowing the textures of petal, foliage, and fabric to stand out while keeping the overall composition calm and harmonious, like a poised moment before a wedding ceremony in one of the elegant townhouses off Holland Park Avenue.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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