Homecoming corsage

Whether you're looking to save money or want to try your hand at flower arranging, crafting a DIY corsage or boutonniere for your next big event is a great place to start. All you need is your favorite grocery store flowers and a few basic supplies.

Cute wrist corsage made with a white dahlia, lavender spray roses, spiral eucalyptus, and seeded eucalyptus. Made at Oberer's Flowers West Chester.

Brides have the chance to choose from a multitude of beautiful seasonal flowers. Peonies, roses, tulips, calla lilies, hydrangeas, sweet peas, and buttercups are just a few of the many types of flowers that are readily available for weddings.

Whether you're headed to prom or dressing up for your best friend's wedding, ditch the basic wrist corsage and pretty-up your ensemble with a gorgeous, DIY flower-decked necklace, ring or trendy arm cuff.

At many formal and semi-formal occasions, wrist corsages are a fashionable and even expected accessory. Learning how to make a wrist corsage can save you from paying a florist to do the same thing and can allow you to design a unique,...

Mini homecoming mums are the perfect way for the little ones to get in on the Texas Homecoming tradition. Complete how to instructions to make your own.

Modern wrist corsage cuffs made with colorful flowers, including coral dahlias, pink strawflowers, and peach amaranth. Flowers grown and designed by Love 'n Fresh Flowers, a flower farm in Philadelphia. | Photo by Love 'n Fresh Flowers