Are corsages still a thing?

Sure it is--if you want them.

Yep. You could do nosegays instead.

I personally don't want to do them, because they feel very prom to me.

Yes! Our florist offers the option of pin on or wrist corsages as well as a smaller version of the bridesmaids' bouquets for moms/grandmothers. We're doing corsages for moms, grandmas, and my sisters (who aren't bridesmaids). It's basically a way to show they're honored guests.

FH and I are doing single ivory roses with a written note for important women in our lives. I felt the same way about about corsages and it saved some money too.

Yes I am doing corsages and boutonnieres from parnents/grandparents/god parents

I had one for my grandmother. She is 89 and to her it still meant something. MIL didn't want any flowers and my mother asked for a flower to add to her hair do. So I think it is whatever you/the important women in your life want.

I think it's all a matter of personal preference. I feel like they look a bit out-dated and we didn't do them, but to each their own!

Sure is.

We're doing corsages. It's completely up to you.

We chose not to do them. I do like the idea of giving them a single flower!

Corsages are still a thing! We opted out of corsages for the mom's and grandma's and decided to get them small bouquets instead because I am not a fan of corsages. You could also opt out of them entirely!

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Lots of people still use them (or another variations of flowers) to honor loved ones at their weddings. It also helps point out family members to your guests. With a group that small, I expect that everyone in attendance will know who the moms and grandmas are.You certainly do not have to- especially if your budget does not allow. Other options include a boutonniere (like the guys wear) to pin on their dress, or a small bouquet or even a single stem flower to carry down the aisle..

I'm kind of with you on the corsage thing being outdated, but my mom specifically requested one or a small bouquet because she did not want to pin anything on the lace of her dress.

I opted out of doing them. While it's nice to do for them I don't feel that it's necessary.

The florist said most people don't do them anymore and my mom couldn't care less, but FH's mom said she wanted one when we asked her so corsages for everyone (moms, FH's step mom, my grandmother)

I'm doing them but they will be pinned on rather than on the wrist. My mom is wearing hers in her hair.

I chose not to do them because I don't love the look - but I did ask all of the moms about it first! I wanted to make sure they didn't feel like I was slighting them so I asked if they would prefer to hold a nosegay or a single stem, and they both said they didn't need anything!

1950s-60s vibe to them.

My florist said ultimately it's up to me, but between corsage and a boutonnière he recommended a boutonnière. In case my mother/grandmother wanted to wear a specific piece of jewelry the corsage would hide it on their wrist.

We're doing them. But our "flowers" are made from the pages of books by an awesome Etsy seller. So our corsages will be made from texts that are meaningful to our mothers and grandmothers. Same with our fathers' and my grandfather's bouts. And of course all of the wedding party pieces. So I guess I'm hoping that even if they're cheesy and outdated, they'll make our mothers and grandmothers feel special and they'll be a nice keepsake after the wedding.