Why Should I Order Buttonholes for my Wedding? While you don't need buttonholes, they're a nice way of differentiating your close wedding party from the rest of your wedding guests. For example, if the groom and groomsmen plan on wearing plain black, grey or blue suits, these accessories will help make the outfits pop.

Do all grooms wear buttonholes?

Nearly every groom will wear a buttonhole or lapel at heir wedding. The buttonhole will be styled to compliment and match the bride's bouquet. Similarly , the best man's & groomsmen buttonholes will match the bridesmaids' bouquets. Generally, the parents of the bride and groom will wear a buttonhole or a corsage.

Who traditionally wears a buttonhole?

A buttonhole, sometimes called a boutonnière, is a little flower worn in the lapel of a suit. They're normally worn by the groom, ushers, fathers, stepfathers and any other male members of the couple's immediate family.