This is how you create the Flower Crown or the Lapel Bouquet:
Shorten the dried flowers a little. Cut the desired length from the satin ribbon. To do this, calculate the length as follows: Head circumference + approx. 40 cm. In the middle of the satin ribbon, knot two bamboo cords approx. 50 cm long. Now tie the dried flowers to the satin ribbon from the centre outwards with a bamboo cord. It is up to you whether you tie the flowers individually or as an overlapping bunch. In our decoration example, the flowers have been tied on individually. Pay attention to how far you tie them (head circumference)! Knot the end of each bamboo cord. Repeat the knotting of the flowers with the other bamboo cord to the other end.
Finally, wrap the end of the dried flowers with another satin ribbon. Repeat the same on the other side.
Make a small bouquet for the groom and wrap the stems with satin ribbon. Attach a brooch pin to the back of the bouquet.
This type of corsage is also called a boutonniere. It is a small flower arrangement that is attached to the groom's suit. The boutonniere is the flower attached to the jacket lapel by gentlemen in the buttonhole or on the fabric.