Buttonholes - is it ok for the groom, groomsmen, mother & father of bride/groom to have same flowers?

I'd like to have silk frangipani's for the groom, groomsmen, mother %26amp; father of the bride and groom, and was wondering if anyone thinks this will look stupid/silly?

Buttonholes - is it ok for the groom, groomsmen, mother %26amp; father of bride/groom to have same flowers?
There is nothing wrong with them all having the same flowers. I would assume the women's flowers will be bigger since they will be a corsage or wrist corsage instead of going in a buttonhole like the men.





Congrats on your upcoming nuptials.
Reply:It will be just fine. I gave the groom, groomsmen ect..flowers at my wedding.
Reply:Yes, of course it is. However, the corsage for the mother will be larger and fuller. Make sure the one for the groom stands out in some way - whether it's a bit larger than the groomsmen, or has a different filler flower/greenery, or ribbon.


http://www.flowerspace.com.au/package3-b...


- a corsage is fuller -


http://www.weddingbunchesandblooms.com.a...


http://www.fjflowers.com.au/products/263...
Reply:You should have whatever YOU want its your day. If you think it looks good then thats all that matters. Goodluck
Reply:I don't think it's silly at all. Maybe if you are feeling a bit conscious about it then they can keep the same flowers but change the colours


(bridal party have white frangipanis, fathers have pink frangipanis and mothers have two frangipanis in their corsage - one white and one pink).





Unfortunatley there isn't the option of different sized blooms with Frangipanis like an almost open rose and a rosebud