Forest Hill Buttonholes Crafted with Care

Welcome to Florist Forest Hill, your trusted local expert for exquisite buttonholes and fresh flowers in Forest Hill. Whether you're planning a wedding at Horniman Museum Gardens, attending a special celebration on London Road, or simply want to brighten someone’s day near Devonshire Road, we create beautiful, bespoke buttonholes for every occasion.

As a community florist, we’re proud to bring our passion and years of experience to every arrangement. Our team uses only the freshest seasonal blooms, hand-selected each morning from trusted suppliers. Your buttonholes are carefully designed to reflect your style, whether you favour classic elegance or a modern touch. We love sharing our floral know-how and are delighted to offer personalised advice to ensure your flowers are just right.

  • Serving nearby areas: Sydenham, Honor Oak, and Catford
  • Convenient same-day delivery throughout SE23 (order by 3 PM)
  • Easy, secure order online option for busy days

If you need a last-minute touch for a groom’s suit, prom evening, or family event, count on our same-day delivery—simply order online before 3 PM. Each buttonhole is crafted with care by local professionals who know Forest Hill inside and out. With Florist Forest Hill, you’re always in safe, experienced hands.

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BUTTONHOLES
Set against a pale beige linen backdrop with a subtle woven texture, this carefully crafted boutonniere looks like it has just been placed down while someone buttons a jacket before leaving for a ceremony in Forest Hill. The main focus is on two generous lisianthus blooms, their petals opening in layers of soft white and edged with a vivid, ink-purple border that gives each flower a defined, painterly outline. Nestled among them, clouds of tiny white filler flowers-similar to baby's breath-bring a light, airy contrast, like a breath of mist between the stronger colours. Rising alongside the lisianthus is a slender spire of tiny bell-shaped flowers, reminiscent of muscari or grape hyacinth, shaded in deep blue-violet and closely stacked along the stem, adding both texture and depth. Surrounding everything is a collar of fresh greenery: feathery, fern-like fronds and a few slightly broader leaves that frame the blooms without overwhelming them, evoking the soft, natural feel of a walk along the green edges of Honor Oak or near Mayow Park. Two small, pale green buds remain closed, their smooth surfaces catching the light and hinting at flowers still to come. At the base, all the stems are gathered together and bound tightly with a smooth white satin ribbon, folded with care and finished in a neat bow that lies flat against the linen. The effect is elegant yet quietly romantic, a refined floral accent that feels suited to a groom, groomsman, or prom guest heading to a celebration at a local Forest Hill restaurant or hall. Every element suggests thoughtful selection and calm anticipation, like the pause before an important vow or the first dance.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A single, meticulously crafted floral boutonniere is displayed against a finely woven, light beige linen, the fabric's gentle texture catching the light like a quiet canvas behind a painting. At the heart of the piece, soft pink, multi-petaled flowers are clustered close, each bloom delicately ruffled and layered, evoking the feeling of an English garden border in early summer. Their petals carry a gentle gradient, from almost white at the base to a tender blush and deeper rose along the outer edges, creating a sense of depth even in such a small arrangement. Woven among these feminine blooms is a scattering of classic white baby's breath, their tiny, rounded florets forming an airy veil, giving the design an innocence often chosen for Forest Hill weddings held near the green spaces around Dartmouth Road. Small hints of lavender and muted purple blossoms are tucked toward the centre, drawing the eye inwards and balancing the softness with a cooler, more contemporary note. Along one side, several elongated buds in creamy white with a wash of pale green hint at freesia or a similar slender flower, still mostly closed, suggesting freshness and the promise of petals yet to unfurl. The whole composition is embraced by glossy, broad green leaves and traced with light, feathery strands of fine foliage that spill gently outward, reminiscent of wild grasses. At the base, the neatly gathered stems are wrapped in a lustrous fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a carefully shaped bow whose smooth loops rest just below the blooms. Under soft, even lighting, this boutonniere feels like a quiet moment of celebration, ideal for a groom, usher, or prom guest walking out onto the streets of Forest Hill. Crafted with the detail a local florist would bring to a one-of-a-kind occasion piece, it conveys tenderness, style, and a touch of London charm.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere is presented on a pale beige, linen-textured background, the fabric's gentle weave adding a sense of calm and understated luxury, as if laid out on a freshly pressed jacket before a ceremony in Forest Hill. The rose itself is partially open, with petals that glow in soft shades of peach and apricot, their centres holding a deeper, warm orange that gradually eases into creamy, light edges, suggesting both freshness and tenderness. Curving around the rose, airy sprays of white baby's breath (gypsophila) are arranged with deliberate lightness, each tiny blossom dotting the composition like stars, bringing a dreamy balance to the rose's fuller form. Fine, grass-like strands of greenery and a few slightly broader leaves peek from behind the flowers, in tones of vibrant and deep green that ground the design and add a natural, garden-like character. Two darker green leaves are artfully curled at the base, cupping the stems and giving the boutonniere a neat, sculpted silhouette. The stems are tightly wrapped in a peach satin ribbon that closely matches the rose, the fabric smooth and softly reflective, ending in a small, secure knot that suggests careful, experienced hands at work. Gentle, even light falls across the scene, picking up the velvety texture of the petals, the tiny clusters of gypsophila, and the lightly shimmering ribbon, while keeping shadows minimal and soft. The overall impression is one of quiet romance and refined simplicity, the kind of lapel flower chosen for weddings, proms, or anniversaries celebrated in and around Forest Hill's leafy streets and intimate local venues.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant boutonniere lies carefully positioned on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, the fabric's subtle, slightly coarse weave providing a calm, understated background. At its centre blooms a pristine white Phalaenopsis orchid, its wide, velvety petals opening like a gentle smile. The orchid's throat reveals delicate strokes of golden yellow and soft reddish-orange markings, a tiny painterly detail that brings warmth to the crisp white. Around it, airy sprigs of baby's breath form a light, cloud-like frame, their minute white blossoms adding a whisper of texture and romance. To one side sit two small, spherical lime-green chrysanthemum pom-poms, their intricate, almost spiky form adding playful structure and a contemporary splash of colour that instantly draws the eye. A broad, glossy deep green leaf curves beneath the arrangement, while a smaller leaf near the base offers another note of natural depth. The stems are bound tightly with vivid red satin ribbon, wrapped with confident, clean lines and finished in a compact knot, creating a refined shaft of colour that hints at festivity and tradition. The overall look is polished yet intimate, ideal for a groom or best man stepping out from a townhouse near Forest Hill station or arriving at a Horniman Museum wedding. The soft lighting across the scene picks up every petal edge and vein in the foliage, suggesting the freshness of flowers prepared that morning by a skilled local florist. It feels like a small emblem of celebration, ready to be pinned to a lapel for an unforgettable day.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An artfully composed boutonniere lies centred on a pale oatmeal-coloured fabric with a gentle woven texture, reminiscent of the simple, natural linens often seen in Forest Hill homes and cafés. The eye is immediately drawn to a single white Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its broad, satiny petals opening in a graceful curve, while the throat glows with subtle shades of creamy yellow and soft orange, as if lit from within. Surrounding this central orchid are airy sprays of white baby's breath, each tiny floret forming a cloud-like halo that softens the edges of the design and gives a sense of lightness and movement. Along one side, a compact cluster of glossy, cherry-red berries adds a bright, joyful accent, their rounded forms gleaming against the muted background; nearby, a few pale green, oval buds suggest early-stage berries, adding a hint of natural progression and vitality. Rich green foliage in varied shapes is woven throughout - some leaves broad and spear-like, others slender and more delicate - creating layers of depth and contrast that frame the orchid and berries beautifully, like a miniature garden clipped from the hedgerows near London Road. At the base, all stems are neatly gathered and wrapped with a vivid red satin ribbon, the fabric smooth and slightly lustrous, tied into a tidy knot with short ends that rest elegantly against the cloth beneath. The overall mood of the image is quietly celebratory and romantic, perfectly suited to a wedding morning in Forest Hill, a formal dinner near Honor Oak, or a winter celebration where a refined, handcrafted floral detail is worn close to the heart. Every element speaks of care, freshness, and subtle luxury without overpowering the wearer's style.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant pink rose boutonniere rests on a woven, light beige linen-style cloth, the sort of fabric you might find on a rustic table in a Forest Hill café overlooking the leafy streets near London Road. The photograph is taken from slightly above, allowing every detail of this small floral work of art to be appreciated. At the heart of the design sits a single, semi-open rose in soft blush tones, its petals unfurling in gentle spirals from a pale, creamy pink centre to a richer, more saturated rose-pink along the outer edges, where the petals curl ever so slightly, giving a sense of softness and newness. Surrounding the rose are delicate tufts of white baby's breath, their tiny blooms clustering in airy sprays that lend a light, cloud-like frame to the focal flower and evoke the fine mist you might feel in the morning air on a walk through nearby Mayow Park. Wispy, grass-like strands of fresh green foliage arc gracefully from behind the main bloom, while a darker, broader green leaf has been folded with care to encircle the stems, providing structure and a smart, tailored finish often favoured for wedding parties and prom nights across Forest Hill and Sydenham. The stems are bound tightly with a narrow, satin ribbon in a soft pink shade, matching the rose and tied into a neat, understated bow that suggests refinement rather than fuss. A small silver fastening pin peeks out from the base, ready to secure the piece to a lapel or dress. Gentle, diffuse lighting washes across the scene, emphasising the velvety texture of the rose and the subtle shadows cast by the baby's breath, giving the boutonniere a three-dimensional presence and an air of intimate celebration perfect for romantic events.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously designed buttonhole rests on a pale beige, woven fabric background that recalls a softly lit table in a Forest Hill townhouse, its subtle texture offering a warm, understated stage for the flowers. At the centre, a vivid hot pink rose opens with confident grace, its tightly layered petals unfurling into a velvety swirl that speaks of romance and youthful excitement. Around this focal bloom, a collar of deep, glossy greenery has been shaped with precision, cradling the rose and giving the arrangement a refined, almost architectural structure. Wispy fern-like fronds slip playfully from beneath the darker leaves, their feather-light texture bringing movement and a cooling freshness, like a breeze along the tree-lined paths toward Horniman Gardens. Sprigs of frothy white gypsophila, or baby's breath, are threaded delicately between petals and foliage, each tiny blossom catching the light and adding an impression of innocence and purity, ideal for a wedding day in the streets and venues around Forest Hill. Nestled near the base of the rose, glossy scarlet hypericum berries cluster together, their rounded forms adding depth, a festive touch of red, and a hint of woodland charm. The stems are bound in a bright red satin ribbon, smoothly wrapped and neatly folded, ensuring comfort against a suit lapel while also reinforcing the passionate colour palette. Gentle daylight washes over the design, sculpting soft shadows and highlighting every detail of the craftsmanship. This small but expressive buttonhole, perfectly suited to a groom or groomsman, captures the sincere emotion and thoughtful floristry often sought for local ceremonies and celebrations in SE23 and surrounding neighbourhoods.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A beautifully handcrafted boutonnière featuring a single, tightly furled deep pink rosebud is displayed against a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its subtle weave adding a soft, tactile backdrop that allows the flower to shine. The rose's petals are rich and saturated, moving from vivid fuchsia at the edges toward deeper magenta in the heart, creating a sense of depth that feels both romantic and refined, like a quiet evening walk through Forest Hill's residential streets before a celebration. Nestled around this central bloom are clusters of tiny, star-shaped white baby's breath flowers, their airy, cloud-like heads softening the intensity of the rose and suggesting a lightness appropriate for a wedding morning or prom night. Behind and around the flowers, slender, bright green, grass-like fronds and fine ferny foliage stretch outward, adding volume and movement while evoking the natural greenery of nearby Horniman Gardens and the leafy avenues off London Road. The stems are carefully gathered and bound with a smooth, coral-red satin ribbon, wrapped with the precision of an experienced florist's hand, its glossy finish catching the light in gentle highlights that echo the satin sheen of the rose petals. The overall lighting is clear and bright, revealing each curve, vein, and texture, from the matte softness of the foliage to the crisp edges of the fabric underneath. This image conveys a sense of fresh, handcrafted elegance, perfectly suited to illustrate formal lapel flowers for local Forest Hill weddings, anniversary dinners in neighbourhood restaurants, or milestone celebrations where subtle beauty and personal detail matter.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
This beautifully curated floral buttonhole, lovingly arranged by a Forest Hill florist, rests at a diagonal on an oatmeal-hued, finely woven linen. At the core, a blush pink rose is tucked in a tight spiral, its youthful petals softly catching the light as if echoing the gentle brightness over the Horniman Museum. Alongside, a light pink or peach Alstroemeria opens tenderly, showcasing a heart of subtle yellow and delicate streaks. Baby's breath-airy, white sprigs-adds delicacy and movement, thoughtfully paired with miniature, bright green cushion mums that evoke the vibrant gardens of nearby Dulwich Park. The composition is rooted by an array of verdant greenery: slender, upward-reaching fronds resembling ferns, and wide, smooth leaves at the base, thoughtfully folded for elegant contrast. Wrapping the base is a sleek, deep green leaf, all bound with a fuchsia satin ribbon tied in a small, jubilant bow-a celebratory accent reminiscent of Forest Hill festivals. The light, neutral textile highlights each bloom's colour and detail, while the arrangement itself calls to mind the scent of fresh-cut flowers and the anticipation of a special occasion. Designed for wedding day lapels or formal Forest Hill gatherings, this accessory radiates style, freshness, and heartfelt local pride.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
A refined boutonniere is carefully laid on a pale beige, linen-like cloth, the subtle weave of the fabric providing a calm, understated backdrop that lets the flowers tell their story. At centre stage is a single white alstroemeria, also known as a Peruvian lily, its petals arching outward in a gentle star shape. The petals are creamy and smooth, edged with faint ruffles, and patterned near the throat with fine reddish-brown streaks that draw the eye inward to the stamens, dusted with soft pollen. Nestled beside it is a striking green bud cluster, tapering like a small cone of tightly layered florets, giving the design a fresh, sculptural quality, as though the bloom is still in the midst of unfolding. Around these, feathery sprays of white baby's breath weave through the composition, their tiny blossoms scattering like delicate snowflakes, adding volume without weight. The foliage is thoughtfully layered: broad, dark green leaves offer a sturdy backdrop, while narrow, grass-like strands curl and twist, lending a sense of effortless movement and natural grace. A small bow of bright pink satin ribbon, neatly tied and glossy in the soft light, secures the stems and introduces a playful accent against the white and green palette. The entire arrangement evokes a peaceful, romantic mood, perfect for a groom's lapel at a Forest Hill wedding, perhaps just a stroll from Honor Oak Park or near the leafy paths by Horniman Gardens, suggesting both modern elegance and timeless charm in a piece likely prepared for same-day collection or delivery from a trusted local florist.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined floral boutonnière is shown resting diagonally across a pale beige, linen-like fabric, its gentle weave adding a tactile warmth that recalls the relaxed, artistic feel of Forest Hill's streets. The composition centres on a single, pristine white eustoma (lisianthus) bloom, fully open, with delicately frilled petals forming soft ripples that curl outwards like layers of silk. The flower is placed slightly off-centre, drawing the eye to the right, where its luminous white tones glow against the muted background. Nestled close beside it to the left, two slender eustoma buds in a creamy, pale green shade remain closed, their smooth, elongated forms suggesting the quiet anticipation of a wedding morning. Scattered throughout are fine sprigs of baby's breath, each tiny white blossom dotting the arrangement with a light, airy texture, reminiscent of distant blossom trees around Horniman Gardens in spring. Behind the central flower, a combination of dark, glossy green leaves and longer, grass-like strands fans gently towards the left, adding shape, depth, and a subtly wild, garden-fresh feeling. A single broader leaf supports the bloom, framing it with a deeper green that intensifies the whiteness of the petals. At the lower right, the neatly trimmed stems are bound together with a vibrant fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a small, tidy bow. The ribbon's bright, silky surface provides a striking contrast to the calm neutrals and natural greens, suggesting a joyful, modern celebration. The soft, even lighting reveals every curve and vein, making this boutonnière feel ready to be worn by a groom or guest heading to a local Forest Hill wedding, perhaps captured by a photographer just before the ceremony begins.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A refined orchid boutonniere is laid gently across a pale beige, linen-textured fabric, the woven threads forming a calm, neutral backdrop that quietly supports the floral artistry. The focal point is a single, immaculate white Phalaenopsis orchid, its broad petals satin-smooth and slightly cupped, catching the soft, diffuse light. At the flower's centre, a small splash of buttery yellow blends into hints of pale pink, giving the bloom a warm, inviting heart that draws the eye inward. Around the base of the orchid, airy sprays of white baby's breath create a cloud-like collar, their tiny blossoms adding both fullness and a dreamy, romantic texture. A few slender green leaves extend from behind the central bloom, their crisp colour and simple shape reinforcing the natural elegance of the piece. To one side, several lime-green orchid buds are arranged along a delicate stem, still firmly closed, adding a touch of movement and suggesting that more beauty is yet to unfold. All the stems are gathered and bound with a slim, bright fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat little bow whose glossy surface reflects the light and introduces a charming pop of colour. The image feels like a quiet pause before celebration-a groom's boutonniere, perhaps, ready for a Forest Hill wedding near the Horniman Gardens or a formal event in one of the area's characterful venues. Crafted with the care of an experienced local florist, the design balances modern simplicity and classic romance, making it suitable for proms, civil ceremonies, or intimate gatherings where detail and sentiment truly matter.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere is displayed on a neutral, light oatmeal-coloured backdrop, the fabric woven with a subtle, natural texture that recalls a carefully pressed linen napkin at an elegant reception. At the centre sits a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid, its petals broad and gently curved, with a satiny surface that reflects the soft, ambient light falling from above. The orchid's throat reveals a delicate wash of buttery yellow at the core, a small but captivating detail that adds warmth to the otherwise crisp white palette. Encircling the orchid, clusters of baby's breath float like tiny clouds, each Gypsophila floret no bigger than a pinhead, yet together forming an airy cushion that enhances the sense of fragility and grace. Slender stems of fine, fern-like greenery weave through the composition, a vibrant, natural green that suggests a fresh cut from a garden border, adding a hint of movement and a whisper of wildness. All of the stems are drawn together at the base and expertly bound with matte white satin ribbon, the wrapping smooth and even, finished with a small, tidy bow that feels both traditional and modern. The boutonniere lies flat, slightly angled across the fabric, as if waiting to be lifted and pinned to a jacket for a wedding ceremony in Forest Hill, perhaps on the way to a celebration overlooking the greenery of Horniman Museum gardens or a reception tucked just off Dartmouth Road. It gives the impression of care, calm, and quiet sophistication, the kind of handcrafted detail you might request from Florist Forest Hill for a groom, best man, or cherished guest who appreciates classic, understated floral design.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A refined wedding boutonniere rests at a slight angle on a pale beige fabric backdrop, the material resembling finely woven linen with a gentle diagonal grain that adds quiet texture without distracting from the flowers. At its centre is a single rosebud in soft ivory-white, the petals still mostly closed, curving inward in a smooth spiral that suggests freshness and care, as if it has just been conditioned by an expert florist in Forest Hill on the morning of the event. Tucked closely around the rose are airy sprays of white baby's breath, each minuscule bloom perched on slender stems, forming a light, cloud-like collar that enhances the rose's purity and softens the composition. Deep green foliage frames the central flowers: a few long, narrow leaves with a subtle sheen extend outward, while finer, feathery greenery creates an impression of natural movement, evocative of leafy side streets leading down towards Honor Oak and Dulwich. The stems are neatly brought together and encased in a smooth band of white satin ribbon, wrapped with precision so that no rough edges are visible. Just beneath the bloom, the ribbon is tied into a petite, symmetrical bow, its tails trimmed evenly, ready to be pinned to a groom's or groomsman's lapel. The light in the image is soft and even, casting gentle highlights along the curved petals and the satin's sheen, while leaving the background in calming neutrality. The overall effect is of understated elegance and classic romance-a simple, timeless white rose boutonniere that would feel perfectly at home at a Forest Hill registry office ceremony, a church wedding on a nearby hill, or a chic reception in one of the area's intimate venues.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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