Bankside BUTTONHOLES

At Flowers Bankside, we take pride in handcrafting elegant buttonholes that make every occasion extra special. As your dedicated local florist right here in Bankside, we know how important it is to find the perfect finishing touch, whether it’s a wedding at Southwark Cathedral, a celebration near Tate Modern, or a corporate event on Bankside's famous Southbank riverside. Our team combines expertise, a genuine love for flowers, and an eye for detail, ensuring every buttonhole is as unique as the person wearing it.

We’re proud to serve our neighbours not only in Bankside, but also nearby areas like Borough, Southwark, and London Bridge. As long-term locals, we’re inspired by the vibrant creativity and history right on our doorstep, from Borough Market to the iconic Shakespeare’s Globe. Every buttonhole we design is made fresh to order, using premium blooms selected daily by our experienced florists.

  • Handcrafted perfection for weddings, celebrations, corporate events
  • Serving Bankside, Southwark, Borough & London Bridge areas
  • Same-day delivery available until 3 PM – ideal for last-minute orders

Ordering your buttonholes is easy – simply order online for reliable same-day delivery or visit our friendly team in store. Trust Flowers Bankside to add a touch of floral flair to your special moments.

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BUTTONHOLES
A delicately composed boutonniere lies against a softly woven, light beige linen cloth, its subtle weave and warm neutral tone providing a calm, elegant backdrop, much like the quiet courtyards tucked behind Bankside's galleries and warehouses. The focal point is a pair of exquisite lisianthus blooms, their petals a luminous white with generous ruffled edges finely brushed in rich purple, creating a soft, watercolour effect that instantly draws the eye. The lisianthus, with its rose-like form, feels both contemporary and timeless, ideal for a London wedding that blends tradition with modern style. Clustered close to the central flowers are tiny white filler blossoms, reminiscent of baby's breath, that bring a cloud-like softness and gentle texture. Just to one side, a slender spike of muscari rises, its deep violet-blue, bell-shaped florets packed tightly along the stem, adding a vertical rhythm and a cool, inky note of colour. Lush yet light greenery surrounds the flowers, with fine, feathery fronds and slim leaves giving the arrangement a fresh, garden-picked feel, as though it were gathered from a hidden green space off the South Bank. Two small, pale green buds rest nearby, still closed, quietly suggesting youth, hope, and the promise of the day ahead. The florist has bound the stems in a smooth white satin ribbon, wrapped with precision and finished with a neat bow, ready to be pinned onto a suit jacket. The mood is serene and heartfelt, the kind of boutonniere a groom or prom guest might choose when they want their flowers to speak softly of romance and care, while feeling perfectly at home in Bankside's creative, riverside atmosphere.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A finely detailed boutonniere or petite corsage lies carefully placed on a neutral, light beige woven fabric, the texture of the cloth reminiscent of a crisp linen napkin you might find in a Bankside café overlooking the Thames. The arrangement is about the length of a hand, compact yet full of character, its focal point a nest of soft pink, multi-petaled flowers that resemble stock or dainty garden blooms. Their petals are gently ruffled, forming layers that create a subtle gradient from a delicate blush at the edges to a warmer rose hue toward the centre, as though touched by early dawn light drifting across the South Bank. Interlaced within this pink heart are airy tufts of white baby's breath, each tiny blossom adding a powdered-sugar delicacy and a classic, romantic feel. A few tiny clusters of lavender or deep purple florets emerge here and there, cooler in tone and slightly spiky in shape, deepening the colour story and adding visual rhythm without overwhelming the softness. On one side, several elongated buds in shades of creamy white to pale green lie in a gentle sweep, likely freesias or similar slender flowers, still mostly closed and full of quiet anticipation, like the hush before guests arrive at a local Bankside gallery wedding. Supporting everything is a base of broad, lush green leaves, smooth and vibrant, with finer wisps of fern-like or grass-like greenery reaching outwards, introducing movement and a touch of wildness. The stems are neatly gathered and wrapped in a bold fuchsia satin ribbon, its surface satiny and reflective, finished in an elegant, symmetrical bow whose loops and trailing ends add a confident burst of celebratory colour. The even, soft lighting emphasizes the freshness and the careful craftsmanship, making this floral accent feel like a lovingly prepared final touch for a suit lapel or dress strap at a London riverside celebration.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A delicately crafted peach rose boutonniere rests on a softly woven, light beige fabric that resembles fine linen laid out in gentle, natural light. The rose is the clear focal point, placed slightly off-centre and angled so that its petals seem to spiral outward, like a seashell opening. At the core, the colour is a deeper, warm orange-peach, gradually lightening to a creamy pastel tone along the outer curls, giving the bloom a luminous, almost candlelit quality. Just to the upper right, stems of white gypsophila-baby's breath-form a mist of tiny blossoms, each miniature flower adding a whisper of brightness and a lace-like texture beside the fuller rose. Subtle threads of narrow, green foliage extend from behind the rose, while two broader, darker green leaves are artfully curved around the bound stems, providing structure and a rich, leafy contrast that suggests a skilled florist's hand. The stems are carefully wrapped in a matching soft peach satin ribbon, smoothed tightly around the base to create a neat column, finishing in a tidy knot that sits close to the leaves. You can almost feel the silky glide of the ribbon, designed to sit comfortably against a suit jacket or dress at a wedding ceremony along the riverside paths of Bankside or near Tate Modern. The background's fine, even weave adds a subtle tactile interest, like the texture of a favourite tablecloth in a Southwark townhouse, but never steals focus from the boutonniere. This small floral piece quietly evokes romance and new beginnings, ideal for a groom, groomsman, or prom guest wanting a classic, timeless accent prepared by an experienced local florist.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined boutonniere is carefully laid on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its slightly coarse weave echoing the relaxed, tactile charm of Bankside's gallery cafés and converted loft spaces. In the centre, a flawless white phalaenopsis orchid opens in full bloom, its broad petals smooth and luminous, as though catching soft afternoon light filtering through a riverside window. The orchid's throat reveals intricate tones of soft yellow merging into delicate reddish-orange flecks, a subtle pattern that draws the eye to its elegant heart. Encircling the orchid, clouds of tiny white baby's breath create a gentle, misty frame, their fine stems and miniature blossoms adding lightness and a whisper of romance. To the left, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum buds, round and almost fuzzy-spiky, provide a striking shot of fresh green, balancing the cool white and tying the piece to garden textures you might see in nearby riverfront planters. Beneath and behind the flowers, a deep green leaf curves protectively, with a smaller, darker leaf peeking near the base, lending structure and a natural, grounded feel. The stems are gathered and wrapped with a bold crimson red satin ribbon, smooth and slightly glossy, wound tightly into a neat handle that finishes in a small knot or discreet bow. This vivid ribbon injects a celebratory energy, reminiscent of festive evenings along the South Bank. Designed with the quiet confidence of an experienced local florist, the boutonniere feels ideal for a groom, best man, or stylish guest attending a modern London wedding in Bankside, offering a single, graceful floral note that will sit proudly on a lapel throughout the day.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A delicately crafted boutonniere is shown in a close, overhead view, resting on a subtly woven, oatmeal-toned fabric that feels like natural linen and echoes the soft, neutral interiors of Bankside loft spaces. At the centre, a single white Phalaenopsis orchid unfolds with serene elegance, its broad, silky petals curving outward around a gently glowing throat tinged with creamy yellow and soft orange, as if lit by calm morning light filtering through a South Bank window. Framing this focal bloom are fine clouds of white baby's breath, each tiny floret creating an airy haze that softens the strong lines of the orchid and adds a sense of romantic stillness. Just below, a compact spray of round, lacquer-bright red berries provides a vivid counterpoint, their polished surfaces almost reflecting light, while a few lighter green berry buds introduce a quiet note of freshness and growth. Threads of smooth, deep green foliage are woven throughout, some leaves broad and pointed, others slender and elongated, giving the buttonhole structure and a natural garden-like rhythm. The gathered stems are carefully bound in a rich red satin ribbon, wrapped snugly and tied into a small, tidy knot with short tails that lie gracefully against the fabric backdrop, making it obvious the piece is ready to be fastened to a jacket or dress. The composition feels perfectly suited to a winter wedding, festive party, or formal celebration along the Thames Path, and reflects the kind of thoughtful, hand-finished detail a local Bankside florist would create for same-day delivery to nearby offices, galleries, or riverside venues.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant boutonnière featuring a single blush pink rose lies on a pale, textured linen surface, the neutral background echoing the understated charm of Bankside's converted warehouses and gallery spaces. The rose is semi-open, its center still softly cupped while the outer petals unfurl in smooth layers from warm pastel pink to a slightly deeper rose tone at the edges. You can almost sense the cool, velvety touch of each petal and the faint, fresh fragrance typical of a carefully selected wedding rose. Clustered closely around the base, tiny heads of creamy white baby's breath form a delicate halo, their airy, cloud-like blossoms offering gentle contrast and capturing the light in pinpoints. From behind the central bloom, fine, grass-like greenery extends in loose arcs, light green strands that add movement and a natural, garden-fresh feel, much like the planted borders you might stroll past near Tate Modern. A single, darker green leaf is artfully folded to wrap the base, giving the piece a neat, tailored profile. The stems are wrapped in a satin ribbon, blending lavender-pink and subtle magenta, tied into a compact knot that sits snugly against the fabric. A slim silver pin at the back hints at its purpose: ready to sit on a groom's or prom guest's lapel for a celebration in and around Bankside. Soft, diffused lighting washes across the scene, creating gentle shadows in the linen weave and emphasizing the three-dimensional form of the flowers and foliage. The overall impression is one of romantic refinement and thoughtful craftsmanship, ideal for marking a day of love and ceremony by the riverside.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A handcrafted boutonniere, photographed from a gentle overhead angle, rests on pale beige woven fabric that recalls the relaxed, artistic feel of Bankside's gallery-lined streets. The focal point is a single, luxurious fuchsia-pink rose, its petals thick and velvety, unfurling from a tight heart into a rounded bloom that feels both modern and timeless. Around the rose, clusters of white baby's breath gather in airy sprays, their tiny star-shaped blossoms catching the soft light like scattered pearls and adding a sense of purity that suits a wedding or civil ceremony along the South Bank. Bright, round red hypericum berries are tucked in beside the rose, their polished surfaces reflecting subtle highlights and creating a warm, festive contrast against the white gypsophila and rich greens. Fine, feathery foliage threads through the design, extending slightly beyond the edges, while broader, darker green leaves are curled and layered to frame the central flower, giving the piece a sculpted, contemporary profile a local florist in Bankside might create for a modern city couple. The stems are tightly wrapped in a smooth red satin ribbon, the fabric folded and secured into a neat, understated bow that sits flat against the linen background, ensuring the buttonhole would be comfortable to wear on a lapel during a long day of celebrations. The overall colour palette of deep pink, crisp white, glossy red, and lush green conveys joyful romance, making this boutonniere perfectly suited to a groom or groomsman walking from a nearby Bankside hotel to a riverside wedding reception.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously crafted boutonnière is presented on a pale, natural linen-style fabric, its light beige tone and gentle weave serving as a calm backdrop for the vivid colours of the flowers. At the centre rests a single rosebud in a lush, warm pink, somewhere between fuchsia and deep magenta, its petals tightly wrapped to form a graceful spiral, like the beginning of a love story yet to fully unfold. This rose, softly illuminated by bright, even lighting, appears almost luminous, the texture of each petal smooth and satin-like. Surrounding it, tiny white gypsophila blossoms form airy clusters, their cloud-like presence softening the boldness of the rose and evoking the delicate mist that can hang over the Thames on early mornings around Bankside. Fine, grass-like fronds of bright green foliage extend from behind the bloom, adding an effortless, slightly whimsical feel, while broader, darker green leaves provide a subtle structure and depth. The stems are carefully aligned and secured with a coral-red satin ribbon, wound snugly around the base in smooth, shining layers that catch the light with a celebratory shimmer. You can almost imagine the faint, fresh scent of rose and greenery as a florist in a small Bankside studio pins this onto a groom's lapel before a ceremony in a nearby riverside venue. The composition feels intimate yet polished, an ideal floral accent for weddings, prom nights, and formal parties across SE1, from the lively South Bank walkways to quiet side streets where personal moments unfold behind historic brick facades.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Resting atop a subtly textured beige fabric, this exquisite buttonhole brings together the gentle hues and natural spirit so often found in Bankside's local celebrations. Its focal point is a pale, blush-pink rose whose tightly coiled petals suggest both youthfulness and quiet excitement-its shading deepening beautifully at the core. Flanking the rose, a ruffled, peach-pink bloom-possibly a lisianthus or Alstroemeria-spreads its soft petals, revealing a wash of creamy yellow and feathery dark strokes at its heart, reminiscent of the first blooms seen at nearby Tate Modern community gardens in spring. Sprigs of pristine white baby's breath and petite, vibrant green cushion-like buds nestle among layered greens, their gentle textures providing visual depth and inviting the fingertips. Spiky blades and wispy fern add airy movement overhead, while at the base, broader dark leaves, some elegantly folded, create balance and structure, much like the riverside foliage along Clink Street. Holding it all together is a glossy, fuchsia satin ribbon, artfully knotted in a petite bow and reflecting the soft, natural light that floods this steady composition. The boutonniere, with its fresh, romantic palette and thoughtfully crafted form, would be at home gracing a wedding or prom on Bankside or enriching a formal gathering near Borough Market. It evokes not only celebration and tenderness but also the enduring artistry of local florists, whose expertise shines in each detail, imbuing the piece with both authenticity and warmth.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A refined wedding-style boutonniere is displayed against a pale beige, linen-like fabric that looks soft and lightly textured, creating a calm, neutral backdrop for the intricate floral work. In the centre, a single white alstroemeria blossom opens generously, its petals slightly ruffled at the edges and delicately patterned with fine reddish-brown streaks near the base, like careful brushstrokes that add character without overwhelming the bloom's purity. Just beside it, a compact, conical cluster of lime green buds rises like a tiny tower, each bud snugly wrapped and forming a sculptural contrast to the open softness of the lily. Scattered among these main elements are sprays of white baby's breath, each branch tipped with miniature blossoms that resemble floating dots of light, giving the design a soft, cloud-like aura. Deep green, pointed leaves cradle the flowers, forming a sturdy framework, while slender strands of bright green, grass-like foliage arc gently outward, bringing a sense of movement, as though caught in a light Bankside river breeze. A slim pink satin ribbon is tied into a neat bow at the side, its glossy surface reflecting a hint of light and introducing a charming splash of colour that hints at romance and celebration. The evenly lit scene emphasises the freshness of each petal and leaf, as if the boutonniere has just been finished on a workbench in a local Bankside flower studio before being delivered for a riverside ceremony. The mood is peaceful, intimate, and full of quiet anticipation, ideal for pinning to a lapel or fastening to a wrist for a thoughtful, handcrafted finishing touch.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegantly styled wedding boutonnière rests at a gentle angle on a warm, light beige fabric background, the textile's fine woven texture suggesting natural linen laid out on a Bankside townhouse table before the big day. At the centre of the design is a pristine white lisianthus, fully open and luxuriantly ruffled, each soft petal curling slightly at the edge to create a rounded, romantic bloom that feels both classic and modern. Nestled close by are two elongated lisianthus buds in creamy ivory with hints of pale green at their tips, their closed forms adding a sense of quiet anticipation, like guests gathering along the River Thames before the vows. Fine sprays of gypsophila-tiny, cloud-like white blossoms-are scattered thoughtfully among the main flowers, breaking up the negative space and lending an ethereal, almost shimmering quality to the arrangement. Behind the floral focal points, slender, grass-like green leaves arc outward toward the lower left, giving the piece a subtle sense of movement, while a broader, darker green leaf sits like a backdrop, framing the central lisianthus and deepening the contrast. All the stems are neatly aligned and firmly wrapped with a strip of bright fuchsia satin ribbon tied into a neat little bow, the vivid pink providing a joyful pop of colour against the white petals and neutral ground. The soft, diffused lighting reveals the natural textures of petal, foliage, and fabric without glare, capturing the kind of crisp, fresh detail you'd expect from a professional florist working just off Blackfriars Road, preparing buttonholes for a refined Bankside wedding or civil ceremony.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined boutonniere is shown resting horizontally on a pale beige, linen-textured fabric, the kind of understated backdrop you might find on a carefully set table in a Bankside wedding venue. The focal point is a single, immaculate white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals smooth and slightly curved, cradling a centre brushed with soft yellow and a hint of delicate pink. The bloom feels both sculptural and tender, like a tiny work of art. Around the base of the orchid, clusters of tiny white baby's breath form an airy halo, each miniature blossom adding a cloud-like softness and gentle volume. The baby's breath brings a sense of lightness, reminiscent of the soft mist that sometimes settles over the river near Blackfriars Bridge. Slender, glossy green leaves frame the composition, their fresh tone providing a pleasing contrast to the white petals and creamy background. Off to one side extend a couple of pale green orchid buds, still closed, their smooth shapes suggesting potential and the unfolding of the day ahead. The stems of the flowers are gathered neatly and wrapped in a bright fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a small, elegant bow with short tails that lie flat against the fabric. The ribbon's vibrant sheen introduces a note of celebration, like a discreet splash of colour against a tailored suit on Southwark Street. Soft, diffuse lighting highlights every contour of the orchid, the fine grain of the linen, and the gentle shine of satin, creating an overall impression of calm, intimate elegance well suited to a groom, groomsman, or special guest attending a formal event in Bankside.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere is photographed lying flat on a pale oatmeal-coloured fabric, whose gentle woven texture recalls the linen table runners often used in intimate Bankside wedding venues. The central flower is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid, its petals broad and smooth, curving outward in a serene, open shape that suggests calm confidence. At the orchid's centre, a soft wash of pale yellow nestles in the throat, drawing the eye inward and adding depth without disturbing the purity of the white. Surrounding this focal bloom is a delicate collar of baby's breath, each Gypsophila spray forming a mist of tiny white blossoms that soften the lines of the boutonniere and lend it a light, cloud-like aura. Slender, fresh green foliage peeks from beneath the flowers-fine, wispy stems that add movement and a subtle contrast of colour, as though the boutonniere has just been gathered from a quiet riverside garden. The florist has bound the stems with a slender band of white satin ribbon, the surface smooth and lightly reflective, catching the light and creating a subtle highlight against the neutral background. The ribbon is finished with a modest, perfectly tied bow that signals careful craftsmanship rather than ornament for its own sake. The overall mood is one of understated luxury and timeless taste, ideal for a groom stepping out from a boutique hotel near the Tate Modern or strolling up from the river to a ceremony. This image captures both the tactile details-the softness of petals, the crisp ribbon, the gentle fabric-and the emotion of a wedding detail chosen with love and precision.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A classic, hand-crafted white rose boutonniere is presented diagonally on a pale beige, linen-like fabric, the kind of understated yet elegant detail you might see waiting on a dressing table in a Bankside townhouse before a wedding at Tate Modern or a nearby riverside venue. At its centre rests a single creamy ivory rosebud, its velvety petals wrapped closely around one another, with the outer edges just beginning to curl open in soft, spiralling layers. The bloom feels freshly cut, as if it still holds the cool of the florist's workshop, and the eye is naturally drawn to its gentle symmetry and subtle tonal shifts from warm cream to almost pure white. Encircling the rose are loose clusters of white baby's breath, each minute blossom dotting the space like fine lace, giving the boutonniere a cloud-like halo and a sense of airiness. Behind and around the flowers, several pointed, dark green leaves and a few feathery sprigs extend outward, forming a natural frame that deepens the contrast between flower, foliage, and neutral background. The stems are cleanly aligned and wrapped in a smooth band of white satin ribbon, meticulously wound so no raw stems peek through, then finished with a small, precise bow positioned just below the rose head. The ribbon catches the soft, diffused light, giving off a gentle sheen that mirrors the satin sheen of a formal lapel. The beige fabric beneath has a fine woven texture with a slight diagonal grain, suggesting a natural, tactile surface that enhances the organic feel of the arrangement. Overall, the image conveys calm, romance, and impeccable preparation, evoking the quiet moment before the groom steps out onto a Bankside street, boutonniere in place, to begin the day's celebrations.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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