Ask your florist to use Boutbuddy magnet stix in your boutonnieres and corsages.  Your florist can purchase Boutbuddies at any major florist wholesale.

Planning to make your boutonnieres and corsages.  Ask your local florists to bring in a package of Boutbuddies for you.  You can expect to pay about $2 for a Boutbuddy from a florist.

Tips when using Boutbuddies:

1. Place the magnet as high up as possible behind the flower prior to wrapping. Wrapping may start anywhere on the Boutbuddy, as long as half of the Boutbuddy stem is wrapped, it will be secure with its unique patented hourglass shape.
   
   
2. Include a small envelope with a couple of pins for the best man’s pocket, just in case a magnet goes missing during those extra hugs.
   
   
3. Boutbuddies help keep your bouts/corsages in place during travel. Cut a strip of poster paper and magnet each bout/corsage to the poster paper and place in a long rose box.
   
   Use our easy-to-print label sheet in the ‘downloads’ menu to attach to each of your bouts/corsages

When planning a wedding, consider Boutbuddies top 3 Tips:

1. Steer clear of planning your wedding on or near popular holidays such as Valentine’s Day, or you will likely pay a premium for yours flowers.
   
   
2. Consider to book your floral consultation at least six months prior to your wedding date.  Peak seasons (May – September) book up quickly.
   
   
3. When your flowers arrive:  Unpack your fresh corsages and boutonnieres immediately upon arrival.  Spray or mist corsages with luke warm water.  Place inside     damp paper towel and leave in the fridge until ready to wear.    
   

How to make/package Boutonnieres and Corsages.

	Wrap the flower(s) with floral tape.
	Align Boutbuddy as high as possible and wrap with flower.
	Add greenery as desired. (Boutbuddy is leaf color and does not need to be completely wrapped).
	When packaging, use a strip of poster paper in the rose box to keep flowers in place while on-route.
	Boutbuddy Corsages/Boutonnieres are ready to WOW your customers.