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Beginner May 2014

Yes or No to corsages for mother of bride and groom

Kim, on April 8, 2014 at 5:57 PM

Posted in Wedding Attire 33

Should I get a wrist corsage for my mother and mother in law to be for the wedding? Not sure if thats in or out or.... Help!

Should I get a wrist corsage for my mother and mother in law to be for the wedding?

Not sure if thats in or out or....

Help!

33 Comments

  • FutureMrsMC
    VIP October 2014
    FutureMrsMC ·
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    Definitely!!! they are the moms they should have something special!

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  • N
    Master September 2014
    Now I'm Mrs_M ·
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    The only choice I gave my mom, FMIL, and step-mom was, "Do you want a pin-on or wristlet?" They are the moms and should get to feel special too! Side-note, I'm also getting a small one for my godmother.

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  • Crystal
    Super June 2014
    Crystal ·
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    I felt it was important to show they're VIP and asked both if they prefered wrist or pin. My mom wants a pin on and his a wrist.

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  • Porsha
    Devoted September 2014
    Porsha ·
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    I think it depends on the dress they will be wearing. If the dress is formal they may not have room to pin on a corsage. I will have our mother wearing wrist corsage and the grandmothers with pinned ones.

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  • KTizzle
    Master June 2015
    KTizzle ·
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    Definitely have something for them, but maybe ask if they prefer something for their wrist or if they want to pin it on.

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  • Allison
    Super May 2014
    Allison ·
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    Pinned but keeping it small

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  • kLo
    VIP August 2014
    kLo ·
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    One thing that my florist mentioned to me was to ask what sort of material their dresses were. If they are wearing something light that flows, anything pinned on my pull that part of the dress and make it not sit right. He said this is often an issue with grandmothers, so his recommendation was on the wrist if the dress material would support anything being pinned well.

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  • TheOGJesse's Girl
    Master March 2014
    TheOGJesse's Girl ·
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    Ask them what they want. My mom wanted nothing. She said she felt awkward having something on her wrist, and her dress was off the shoulder, so that was a no too.

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  • Tiki67
    Super June 2014
    Tiki67 ·
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    I made wrist corsages with sola flowers, glittery ribbon, and some Goody's hair ribbons that I slightly altered and hot glued the ends together. Sounds weird, but I think it looks cute. It's comfortable, too. :-)

    ETA: Photos!



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  • Abby
    VIP May 2014
    Abby ·
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    We are doing wrist corsages for the moms. They will be on pretty pearl bracelets. I am so excited about them!

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  • P
    Devoted September 2014
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    My mom came with me to the florist meeting, and when asked, she said she preferred a pin on! She'll put it on her dress...something to think about! Corsages remind me of prom...!

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  • Cynthia
    Dedicated October 2014
    Cynthia ·
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    I'm getting wrist corsages for the grandmothers but I'm having my mother and FMIL carry a rose. This way they look different from the grandmothers AND they told me they wouldn't want the one that pins on because they spent ALOT of money on their dresses and we wouldn't want to ruin them!

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  • kaylarae
    Master April 2015
    kaylarae ·
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    We're only doing flowers for The bridal party. I don't see the point of spending money on more for family. Everyone will know who our parents are and I know my mom hates the idea of having an annoying flower on her all day

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