The National Farmer's Union chose to use the classic wheat buttonhole to represent Back British Farming Day to showcase a glimmer of what Britain has to offer. The wheat used in the buttonholes was grown on the Shropshire Petals farm and the wool used to wrap the bottom of the buttonholes was also British.

What is wheat buttonhole for?

Beautiful buttonholes delicately put together by hand using wheat grown on the Shropshire Petals Farm. It's perfect for a country wedding. As these buttonholes are created using dried wheat they will last much longer than fresh flowers and give a rustic country style vibe.

Which side does a man wear buttonhole?

Gents wear a button hole on their left lapel

A pin should come with the button hole when it arrives, the longer it is the better. The aim is to have the pin trap and hold the stem against his jacket. Make sure that the flower head is point up towards his left shoulder. Simple!