Corsage Pins
Bridal Bouquet Designs

Using colored corsage pins as a bridal bouquet design tool is another way to give your flowers a little extra "pop"!

This is not a new ideas - florists have used products like these in all kinds of creative ways for many years.

See how pink and green Lomey pins give a lovely highlight to green and pink roses in this typical bridal bouquet.

Tuck just one or two pins just to give the design a little glamor. Always be sure to conceal the stems deep within the flowers so that the sharp edges can't catch and tear fabric or skin.

Stephanotis is a charming flower that is particularly lovely with a pearl center.

Pearl centers turn a simple daisy pomander into a work of jeweled art.

Wind decorative grasses across the face of your wedding bouquets and then add in colored pins.

Button mums are inexpensive - but look rich with the addition of colored corsage pins.

In this pomander I clustered the pins in groups for more impact.

You can use monochromatic colors to deepen the intensity of a bouquet.

Contrasting colors work well, too, especially if you have more than one color involved in your wedding color scheme.

See how pretty blue pins look against white button mums.

Perhaps you'd just like to go a shade deeper with the corsage pins to give the bouquet some depth and contrast.

Pin accents create a lovely pattern on a hand-tied bouquet.

You may also use pins to secure ribbon in place.

LOMEY™ Corsage Pins are available in 2" size and ten great colors. They come packed 144 to a box.

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I always dip a pin into floral adhesive before pushing them into the flower head.

That gives the extra security that the pins won't slip out and cause harm to anyone.

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