Updated Pocket Boutonnieres

[@brittafletcher5116]

Thanks so much! This is a big help in teaching my high school Floral students this new design. You're right. Improved to be more professionally designed.

[@HeidiChakos]

This is a great video--I love these and am trying them for my kids for prom! Thanks!

[@bevpeterson9294]

Love it, will try and remember to tell the couples not to get a pocket hankie!

[@HHrocking12]

Thanks Sandy. Great tips! I am not a fan of this idea in in general. We also rent tuxes and so obviously want to sell pocket squares. This seems much more labor intensive. Anyway our solution is make the price point quite a bit higher than regular bouts ( which we glitz up for prom anyway).Thanks so much for your great videos! Essence of Flowers , Litchfield,Mn.

[@sarahsnider4959]

Thank you! I just wish you had an Amazon shop, so I could get all your supplies easily with a few clicks.

[@molindacraig2266]

Very inspiring!

[@lilloxh8999]

Nice video, I was told to comment on one of your videos by Scherri Ackerson about potentially getting in contact with some people at Len Busch?

[@elizabethgoodwin8752]

This is so helpful. Thank you! How far in advance can you make these and expect them to look fresh for the wedding?

[@LenBuschRoses]

They could be made on Thursday, sprayed with crowning glory, let dry, and then bag and put them in the cooler.

[@brittanquinn8412]

considering doing this for my wedding in August! if we make them on Friday morning and have the wedding on Saturday afternoon, will the flowers stay nice that long?

[@LenBuschRoses]

Yes that will work

[@KathleenTharp]

Where do you uglue? Also what width is the ribbon