Corsages and Boutonnieres for Family Members

Not mandatory, but it is a common practice. They are very affordable, and I think its a nice thing to do.

We did it for the late text a d grandparents. We thought it was a nice gesture.

No, they remind me of prom and neither my husband or I wanted them. We double checked with the moms and they declined them as well.

They are not mandatory but maybe ask if they would like one. We asked and neither side wanted them. Also, we chose not to do grandparents as I only have living ones and my FH doesn't, so we didn't want it to be catered to one side and not the other.

I asked and everyone said they did not want one. Sooo that's not happening

We are doing parents & Grandparents

I would say definitely get them for the parents. Grandparents are optional, but I'm sure it would make them feel very special! Also, if they are walking down the aisle I would definitely get them one.

They are not mandatory. I'm only doing the mother of the groom/bride.

No grandparents will be there. And the men could care less so I decided to save the money.

I did bouquets for the bm but no boutonnières for the gm

I asked my mother if she wanted one (she is also the one paying my floral budget) and she declined. She doesn't want a pin to mess up her dress nor does she want something around her wrist to be itchy and hot (our wedding is mid June in the south, need I say more?), so we're not doing one for anyone. The only flowers present during the ceremony will be bridal and be bouquets and my FH wants bouts

We are getting corsages for the women in the family because I have a lot of grandparents and I would have cost a fortune for us to get flower for them all. We're getting corsages for our mothers, my 2 grandmothers and his grandmother and my dad only because he's walking down the aisle and that's it.

Not mandatory, but we are giving them to the family members you mentioned. I think it's personal preference, and I know they will be appreciated.

We are doing them. The moms are doing small bouquets rather than corsages. But it was important to our families to have some visible sign that they're VIPs that day.

I'm doing them for parents and that's it. I have far too many grandparents (due to divorces/remarriages and my dad re-uniting with birth parents...plus a few great grandparents kicking around). I just didn't want to deal with the cost or logistics...especially when we aren't doing a wedding party to begin with.

Ask what everybody prefers. Corsages are 1950s to me.

You can skip bouts and corsages altogether. Otherwise, yes those people get them.

We are doing succulent rings for our mothers, corsages for the grandmothers and bouts for the groomsmen.

My mom was very anti corsage because she thinks it too promy, so we stumbled on the rings and she loved it and FMIL loved the idea too

We are doing it more so because it's traditional and it'll mean a lot to our grandparents

The only one I got one for was my father because he is part of the weddding and walking me down the isle. I straight up told everyone else I wasn't doing them for anyone else. They were all okay with it.

The only one I got one for was my father because he is part of the weddding and walking me down the isle. I straight up told everyone else I wasn't doing them for anyone else. They were all okay with it.

Nope, definitely not mandatory. It's a nice thing to do, but not required!

We didn't. Saved some money. And I personally think corsages are hideous and old fashioned. I'd rather find another way to make someone feel special and appreciated.