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Corsages and Boutonnieres
Corsages and Boutonnieres may be picked up on Thursday or Friday before your dance. Keep them refrigerated or out of direct sunlight and they will be fine.
Exception: White roses. White roses are the first to wilt or turn brown on the edges. We recommend white rose corsages be picked up on Friday or Saturday and must stay refrigerated.
Most corsages will last for a week or more after your dance. Enjoy them longer by floating them in a glass bowl.
Air dry your flowers as a keepsake - ocassionally dust with a light coating of hairspray to keep your petals from falling. Press them flat between paper and a heavy book. You can decorate the pages of your scrapbook with them.
Corsages may be worn in your hair, on your upper arm, pinned to the waist of your dress, worn around your ankle or pinned on your evening bag. Wrist corsages are the most popular type of corsage for dances in this area. Each dance we see these styles added - Be creative, be different. Your flowers are part of your formal overall attire. Most of all have a memorable and safe evening.

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