East Dulwich BUTTONHOLES

Welcome to East Dulwich Florist, your trusted local florist for beautifully hand-crafted buttonholes perfect for weddings, proms, and special occasions. Nestled near Lordship Lane and just a stone’s throw from Goose Green and the vibrant East Dulwich Picturehouse, we create bespoke florals that reflect the charm and spirit of our community.

Whether you’re celebrating in East Dulwich, marking a memorable event in Peckham Rye, or need a finishing floral touch in Nunhead, our passionate team handcrafts each buttonhole with attention to detail and style. Our extensive experience as local florists means you’ll always receive the freshest blooms and expert advice, no matter the occasion.

Ordering is easy—simply order online and enjoy our reliable same-day delivery service across SE22 and surrounding neighbourhoods (available until 3 PM daily). We pride ourselves on quality, creativity, and personal service: just ask any of our loyal customers throughout East Dulwich and beyond.

  • Fresh, hand-crafted buttonholes tailored to your event
  • Same-day delivery to East Dulwich, Peckham Rye & Nunhead (order by 3 PM)
  • Located near Lordship Lane and East Dulwich Picturehouse for easy local access
Let East Dulwich Florist provide the perfect floral finishing touch to your special occasion with buttonholes made with genuine care and local expertise.

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BUTTONHOLES
A refined floral boutonniere is presented in close-up against a soft, woven background of light beige linen, the subtle texture of the fabric lending a gentle, homespun elegance that feels at home in East Dulwich's relaxed yet stylish streets. At the centre, two lisianthus flowers unfold in creamy white, their ruffled petals delicately brushed with a rich, royal purple along the edges, as if the colour has pooled in each fold. They sit side by side, like quiet companions, catching the light so that the contrast between white and purple appears almost luminous. Threaded between them are tiny, pristine white filler blooms, similar to baby's breath, bringing a misty, airy quality that softens the composition. A slender spike of deep violet-blue muscari rises vertically, each minute bell-shaped floret packed tightly together, adding a textural accent that echoes spring walks through Dulwich Park when the bulbs first appear. Around this central cluster, fine, feathery greenery reaches outward, its delicate fronds adding movement and a whisper of wildness, as though the piece has just been gathered from a garden border along Lordship Lane. Two pale green buds, still closed, rest at the edge of the arrangement, evoking freshness and the sense of a moment just before it fully unfolds. At the base, the stems are brought together with care and wrapped in a smooth white satin ribbon, the finish clean and polished, ready to be pinned neatly to a suit jacket. The overall feeling is one of understated ceremony and thoughtful design, perfectly suited to a groom, groomsman, or prom guest looking for a floral touch that speaks softly but with meaning at a local celebration.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single, refined boutonniere is carefully laid against a softly lit, neutral linen backdrop, its pale beige weave reminiscent of the relaxed interiors found in East Dulwich terraces near Goose Green. The floral design feels intimate and handcrafted, as if prepared moments before a ceremony in a local church or registry office. At the centre, a charming cluster of soft pink, many-petaled blooms, likely miniature stocks or other ruffled garden flowers, gathers in a tight embrace. Each blossom shows gentle movement in its petals, shifting from a delicate blush along the edges into a richer, warm pink at the core, suggesting freshness and tender care. Nestled amongst them are airy clouds of white baby's breath, their tiny florets forming a fine, lacy texture that lightens the whole composition. Occasional sprigs of tiny lavender or deep purple flowers introduce a more saturated note, giving a subtle layer of contrast that feels both modern and understated. On one side, creamy white to pale green buds, reminiscent of freesias just before opening, lean outward, their sleek forms promising fragrance and life still to come. Beneath and around this cluster, bold, glossy green leaves and feather-light, grassy fronds frame the flowers, adding depth and a sense of movement, like a breeze stirring through a Dulwich garden. The stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in a bold fuchsia satin ribbon, tied in an elegant bow with smooth loops and tidy tails, catching the light and offering a joyful flash of colour. It is easy to imagine this piece pinned to a lapel, adding a quiet, personal flourish to a wedding, prom, or summer celebration anywhere throughout East Dulwich.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Laid against a pale beige, linen-textured cloth that recalls the easy elegance of an East Dulwich townhouse reception, this boutonniere showcases a single peach rose as its luminous focal point. The bloom is partially opened, its petals spiralling inwards from soft cream at the tips to a richer, warm apricot hue in the centre, giving the impression of early morning light captured in flower form. Surrounding the rose, delicate sprays of white baby's breath form a gentle mist of tiny blossoms, each one crisp and bright, adding contrast without overwhelming the design. Slim strands of vibrant green foliage arc quietly from behind the rose, while two broader, glossy dark green leaves curl protectively at the base, giving structure and a polished, tailored finish. The stems are bound in a smooth peach satin ribbon, meticulously wrapped and secured with a neat knot, as if prepared by a careful hand moments before a ceremony. The even, diffused lighting softens every edge, revealing the fine weave of the fabric beneath and the subtle texture of the rose petals and gypsophila. The overall mood is one of refined understatement, perfect for a groom or wedding party member walking towards a ceremony at Dulwich College Chapel or a registry office in nearby Camberwell, boutonniere pinned neatly to a lapel. Crafted with the quiet artistry you'd expect from a local East Dulwich florist, this floral accessory captures the feeling of calm anticipation, capturing those first, hushed moments before vows are spoken and photographs are taken in nearby Dulwich Park or along the tree-lined streets off Lordship Lane.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant boutonniere rests on a light beige, linen-like fabric, the subtle texture of the background reminiscent of the natural table runners often seen at East Dulwich wedding venues and stylish home gatherings. Centred in the design is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals unfolding with a satin-soft sheen. The orchid's throat reveals a gentle wash of yellow that deepens into fine reddish-orange speckles, giving depth and warmth to the otherwise serene white bloom. Surrounding it, delicate clusters of white baby's breath form a soft, clouded halo, their tiny blossoms catching the light and adding an airy, romantic softness that feels perfect for an intimate ceremony off Lordship Lane. On the left side, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum buds provide a lively jolt of colour, their tightly packed, almost spiky petals creating captivating texture that contrasts beautifully with the orchid's smooth curves. A broad, rich green leaf spreads beneath the flowers, providing a natural, verdant backdrop, while a smaller darker leaf near the base adds another note of foliage, mirroring the layered greenery of local SE22 gardens. The stems are wrapped with a luxuriously bright crimson red satin ribbon, coiled firmly and finished in a neat, understated bow or knot that gives a sophisticated, celebratory feel. The neutral fabric, with its slightly coarse weave, quietly frames the arrangement, allowing every nuance of white, green, and red to stand out clearly. This finely crafted floral piece feels ideal for a groom or groomsman, a polished touch for weddings, civil ceremonies, or black-tie events across East Dulwich and surrounding neighbourhoods.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant boutonniere lies centred on a pale oatmeal-coloured, woven fabric, the kind of simple, natural backdrop you might find on a rustic table in an East Dulwich venue near Goose Green. The focal point is a flawless white Phalaenopsis orchid, its wide, satin-smooth petals curving open with a calm confidence, drawing the eye toward a softly glowing centre of creamy yellow and muted orange. Surrounding this central bloom is a halo of baby's breath, each tiny white floret perched on fine stems that give a soft, misty effect, like a whisper of cloud around the orchid. Tucked snugly beside them is a lively cluster of glossy scarlet berries, their rounded forms catching the light and adding a joyful burst of festive colour, balanced by a few paler green, bead-like buds that introduce a note of freshness and youth. Slim, neatly arranged green leaves weave around the flowers and berries, some broad and pointed, others more slender and elongated, lending movement and a touch of wild garden charm. The stems are expertly bundled and wrapped in a vivid red satin ribbon, folded tightly and finished in a precise, modest knot with short tails that lie flat against the fabric. This small floral piece feels like a quiet promise of celebration, equally suited to a winter wedding at a local East Dulwich church, a refined dinner party on Barry Road, or a formal event where the wearer wants a subtle yet expressive accent. Every element speaks of care, texture, and balance, as if a local florist has captured a moment of nature and tied it close to the heart.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant blush pink rose boutonniere rests on a natural linen-style fabric in soft beige, the woven threads faintly visible beneath the flowers like a neutral canvas often seen on rustic wedding tables in East Dulwich. The photograph is taken from a slightly overhead perspective, revealing the full composition: a single, semi-open rose in the centre, its petals velvety and tightly layered at the core, then gradually relaxing outward into gentle curls. The colour shifts from a tender, pastel pink inside to a more saturated rosy hue at the edges, giving the impression of a bloom just at its romantic peak. Around the base of the rose, airy clusters of white baby's breath form a delicate ring of tiny star-shaped blossoms, each floret no bigger than a pinhead, adding both lightness and a sense of tradition that feels perfectly at home for a church wedding near Goose Green. Fine, wispy strands of emerald green foliage extend from behind the central flower, splaying out like soft brushstrokes that frame the rose without overpowering it. A more substantial dark green leaf is folded and wrapped neatly around the stems, creating a tidy, structured base that hints at careful florist technique. The stems are secured with a two-toned satin ribbon in muted lavender and deeper magenta-pink, its sheen catching the light as it is tied in a simple knot that sits snugly at the bottom. Gentle, even lighting washes across the scene, emphasizing the subtle play of textures-from the smooth satin and velvety petals to the slightly nubby linen-so the boutonniere appears ready to be pinned onto a lapel for a wedding, prom, or special celebration around Lordship Lane.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A handcrafted boutonniere rests diagonally across a pale beige, woven fabric background, its subtle texture reminiscent of natural linen you might find in a stylish East Dulwich townhouse. At the centre, a vibrant hot pink rose blooms with confidence, the petals rich and velvety, spiralling outward from a tight heart into layered waves of saturated colour. Surrounding this focal flower, a gentle mist of white baby's breath softens the arrangement, each tiny bloom catching the light and forming a delicate frame that suggests purity and sentiment. Tucked amongst the white flowers are plump red hypericum berries, perfectly rounded and lightly reflective, bringing a warm, berry-bright accent that hints at festivity and joy. The greenery has been composed with an artist's eye: wispy, fern-like foliage reaches out in playful arcs, while darker, broad leaves are folded and curved to cradle the rose, giving the piece a sculpted, almost architectural look. The stems are bound tightly with a high-sheen red satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and finished in a small, precise bow that would sit comfortably on a suit jacket at a wedding near Goose Green or on a prom night in the local area. Soft, natural light falls across the scene from above, creating gentle shadows that highlight the depth and dimension of each petal and leaf. The whole buttonhole feels like a tiny celebration in itself-romantic, vivid, and carefully considered-ideal for a groom, best man, or guest who wants a refined yet expressive floral touch sourced from a local East Dulwich florist.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Set against a neutral, light beige fabric that looks like finely woven linen, a beautifully made boutonnière lies at a gentle angle, as if just finished on the workbench of a local East Dulwich florist. At the centre, a single fuchsia rosebud, rich and saturated in tone, remains tightly furled, its petal edges curving inward like soft satin. The colour sits somewhere between deep pink and magenta, glowing warmly under the bright, even lighting. Around this focal bloom, minute white flowers of baby's breath gather in loose clusters, creating a cloud-like border of tiny, starry blossoms that lighten the overall look and accentuate the rose's depth of colour. Behind and around them, slender threads of bright green, feathery foliage fan outward, their fine texture reminiscent of airy garden ferns, while a few broader, darker green leaves anchor the composition and add quiet structure. The stems emerge at the base, neatly trimmed and tightly wrapped in a sleek red satin ribbon that matches the rose's intensity without overpowering it. The ribbon's surface gleams subtly, hinting at careful hands and professional finish, with a small, tidy detail where it ends. The whole design feels fresh, romantic, and deliberately simple, ideal for a groom or groomsman heading to a ceremony near Peckham Rye Park or a formal celebration in one of East Dulwich's intimate venues. The boutonnière suggests the moment just before the occasion begins: the jacket laid out, the lapel ready, and this bright, handcrafted flower waiting to mark the day as something special and deeply personal.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
On an unassuming, finely textured beige cloth-echoing the warmth of an East Dulwich home-rests a boutique buttonhole crafted for a special celebration. At its centre, a pale pink rosebud spirals tightly, its inner petals glowing with soft promise, set alongside a ruffled peach and yellow blossom whose markings recall the first light over Peckham Rye. The design is accented with wisps of baby's breath, their white clusters adding a lighthearted air, while small green spherical mums provide the liveliness of a local spring garden. Surrounding these are slender, verdant leaves and dark green blades that stretch gracefully, grounding the arrangement yet offering playful movement, much like children's laughter drifting across Dulwich Village. The boutonniere's stems are bound neatly in a luminous fuchsia satin ribbon, tied in a precise little bow-a finishing touch that glimmers against the neutral textile. This arrangement tells a heartfelt story: of a groom or cherished guest stepping into the promise of celebration, of flowers gathered from SE22's finest sources, and of attentive hands lovingly crafting every detail. The overall effect is refreshing and elegant-just right for local East Dulwich weddings, milestone gatherings, or a memory made on Lordship Lane. The spark of ribbon and scent of fresh petals capture the authenticity and pride that makes every event in the neighbourhood truly unforgettable.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An elegant, compact floral boutonniere is displayed on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, its subtle weave providing a calm, neutral backdrop that lets every detail of the flowers stand out. At the centre is a single white alstroemeria, sometimes called a Peruvian lily, fully open and confident, with broad, almost satiny petals that curve gently outward. Near the base of each petal, delicate strokes of reddish-brown speckling add an artist's touch of pattern, drawing attention to the flower's softly prominent stamens. Nestled to the left, a striking cone of vivid lime-green buds, resembling an Ornithogalum spike, introduces a modern, architectural feel, the buds neatly layered like tiny scales not yet unfurled. Scattered throughout the design are clusters of white baby's breath, their minute, cloud-like blossoms bringing a misty, romantic softness that contrasts with the stronger shapes around them. Deep green, sword-shaped leaves create a supportive cradle for the blooms, while slender, grass-like strands arc and twist delicately, suggesting movement, as if caught in a gentle breeze drifting over Lordship Lane. A small, bright pink satin ribbon is tied into a precise bow at the right-hand side, the smooth, luminous fabric adding a playful flash of colour and a sense of celebration. The lighting is soft and even, revealing the fresh textures of petal, leaf, and ribbon with clarity but without harsh shadows. This refined little piece, the sort a local East Dulwich florist would pin on a groom's lapel for a ceremony near Dulwich Park or a prom at a nearby school, conveys purity, joy, and thoughtful craftsmanship in every stem and fold.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A graceful wedding boutonnière rests at a gentle diagonal on a warm, oatmeal-toned fabric, whose fine woven texture recalls simple, natural textiles found in independent East Dulwich boutiques. At its centre, a pristine white lisianthus flower is fully open, each ruffled petal folding and curling inwards to form a soft, layered rosette that looks almost like whipped cream. The bloom feels calm and romantic, the sort of detail carefully pinned onto a lapel before stepping out towards a ceremony near Goose Green. Nestled just below, two slender lisianthus buds in a pale green-cream hue lean towards the main flower, their smooth, closed forms adding a sense of quiet anticipation and new beginnings. Interlaced among them, tiny white baby's breath blossoms create airy clusters that break up the composition with light, cloud-like specks, softening any hard edges. From behind the central flower, narrow blades of deep green, grass-like foliage sweep outward to the left, creating a gentle fan shape that brings movement and a touch of wild garden charm. A broader, darker green leaf sits discreetly at the base of the bloom, adding depth and structure, like a backdrop of woodland foliage. At the lower right, the neatly trimmed stems come together and are wrapped with a striking fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a small bow. Its smooth, lustrous surface and bold colour provide a cheerful contrast to the white and green palette, suggesting personality and joy. The even, natural lighting highlights each texture without harsh shadows, capturing the freshness of flowers that could have been prepared the same morning by a local East Dulwich florist for a wedding, prom, or formal celebration around nearby Dulwich Village or Honor Oak.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single white orchid boutonniere is photographed resting on a pale beige, linen-like fabric that feels very much like something you might see laid across a table in a stylish East Dulwich townhouse. The focal bloom, a Phalaenopsis orchid, is fully open, its rounded white petals creamy and smooth, catching soft, diffused light. At its centre, a delicate splash of yellow with hints of blush pink adds gentle warmth, like the first light over nearby Goose Green. Surrounding the orchid, fine clusters of white baby's breath create a halo of tiny blossoms, each one no larger than a pinhead but together forming an ethereal, clouded texture. Threads of slender green foliage weave discreetly through the design, their fresh colour sharpening the contrast between the soft whites and the textured neutral background. Off to one side, a slim stem holds a couple of pale green, unopened orchid buds, their smooth, ovoid forms hinting at flowers still to come and lending a sense of natural movement and growth. The stems are carefully bound in a narrow band of bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat bow whose vivid pink and subtle sheen inject a celebratory flair. The ribbon's colour suggests joy and romance, making this piece ideal for a groom, groomsman, or prom partner heading to a celebration after photographs in Dulwich Park. The lighting is gentle and even, highlighting the petals' velvety surfaces and the woven grain of the fabric below. Overall, the image conveys a feeling of intimate, modern elegance, like a handcrafted detail prepared with great care by a local florist for a meaningful day.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere is photographed resting on a natural, light beige fabric that resembles softly woven burlap or linen, evoking the relaxed yet elegant charm of East Dulwich homes and cafes. The central feature is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its velvety petals unfurling in a perfect oval, pure white with a creamy glow that suggests freshness and careful handling. At the heart of the orchid, a gentle splash of pale yellow and a touch of soft peachy warmth draw the eye inward, giving the flower a living, breathing presence. Around this focal bloom, clusters of baby's breath form a delicate, mist-like surround; dozens of tiny white blossoms float on fine stems, creating a dreamy, romantic halo. Slender strands of vibrant green foliage, light and slightly feathery, weave through the gypsophila, bringing movement and a natural, garden-picked feel, as if gathered from a nearby Dulwich park on a clear morning. The stems of the boutonniere are neatly aligned and wrapped in bright white satin ribbon, the texture smooth and slightly lustrous, catching the light in a subtle sheen. A small, precise bow near the top of the wrap signals that this piece is ready to be pinned carefully to the lapel of a suit jacket, perhaps for a ceremony at a local church or a modern venue near Lordship Lane. The photograph's soft, even lighting highlights every detail-the crisp white petals, the airy baby's breath, the fresh greenery-creating an impression of quiet sophistication, perfect for wedding photography, prom styling inspiration, or any formal occasion where understated elegance is prized.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined white rose boutonniere rests at a graceful angle on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the soft weave of the background evoking the relaxed elegance of East Dulwich homes and studios. At its centre is a single creamy white rosebud, tightly furled yet full and rounded, with outer petals gently curling away from the bud as if the flower is taking a slow, luxurious breath. Its surface appears almost suede-soft, inviting the fingertips, while a hint of green from the sepals at its base hints at freshness and early-morning cutting. Encircling the rose, clusters of dainty white baby's breath form a light, cloud-like collar, each tiny floret resembling a miniature star that lends an ethereal halo, perfect for a wedding near Goose Green or along Barry Road. Fine stems of greenery weave through the design: some leaves are slim, pointed, and deep green with a satiny sheen; others are more feathery and fern-like, adding gentle movement and a woodland whisper to the compact piece. All the stems are drawn neatly together and wrapped in a band of crisp white satin ribbon, the fabric tightly coiled and finished with a tiny, symmetrical bow that sits just under the rose, like a final loving touch by an experienced florist. Subtle, even lighting washes over the boutonniere, highlighting the nuanced whites and greens without harsh shadows, and allowing every curve, edge, and texture to be clearly perceived. This image captures the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning in East Dulwich, a groom or groomsman pausing in the hallway light while someone carefully pins this small emblem of commitment, tradition, and understated style to a suit lapel.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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