Corsage Sentence Examples

The bag comes in silver or gold with a matching corsage.

When choosing sock colors for a baby sock corsage, you can either go with traditional pastels or you can try something different, with bright primary colors that are sure to get attention.

It is available in black, silver or gold with a silver or gold ribbon and diamante corsage.

To create a corsage, use several medium sized flowers or one large flower with a few smaller flowers surrounding it.

For a lapel corsage, add a pearl-topped pin.

Adding fun accessories to a baby shower corsage is an easy way to add a whimsical touch.

Think of common everyday baby accessories and decide how you can add them to the corsage.

Another popular corsage that is easy and inexpensive to make is a baby sock corsage.

Once you've created several sock roses, bundle them together with more tape, add ribbon, and attach the corsage with a corsage pin.

Making a novelty baby shower corsage follows this same line of thinking.

Making a shower corsage for the mother-to-be can be fun, but it takes some planning.

To make a baby sock corsage, you'll need 2-3 pairs of baby socks.

A pacifier corsage is created around the pacifier at the center.

A rattle corsage can be made following the same steps as those used to create a pacifier corsage, using a rattle in place of the pacifier.

Add curled ribbons and charms to complete the corsage.

When you create your baby shower corsage choose appropriate colors for a baby girl or boy or follow the shower theme.

If you don't have time to make your corsage, you can check with your local florists and see if they offer novelty baby shower corsages.

Some will create the corsage of your choice if you want to supply the specialty items needed.

In deciding how to make a baby shower corsage, organization is the key to successfully designing a corsage that will look great on the mom-to-be.

Selecting the corsage design should be done after you decide on a style.

When you are considering how make a baby shower corsage, there are basically two main corsage styles-either a lapel corsage or a wrist corsage.

Most moms prefer the lapel style simply because the corsage will be out of the way while the guest-of-honor opens all of her shower gifts.

If you aren't sure which style the mom-to-be will want and the shower is to be a surprise, then stick to a lapel corsage.

Unless you are experienced in flower design, the corsage you choose to make should be relatively simple.

In most cases, the supplies will be the same if you are making a flower-based corsage.

Floral pin or wristlet-If you are making a wrist corsage, hot glue or sew the bundled flowers to a wristlet and forgo the floral pin.

Others mix a variety of flowers in both the corsage and the centerpieces.

If you plan on using real flowers, don't make the corsage too many days in advance of the shower.

You want the corsage to be as fresh as possible.

The following directions on how to make a baby shower corsage is a simple step-by-step guide.

The corsage is now ready to be pinned to the guest-of-honor.

While the traditional corsage features flowers, you can forgo tradition and create a corsage out of a simple baby toy or other item.

You're now ready to pin the corsage on the guest-of-honor!

For more detailed instructions on creating a baby sock corsage, check out the article entitled Novelty Baby Shower Corsage.

Presenting a mom-to-be with a baby sock corsage at her baby shower is a wonderful way to give a unique and useful gift.

Besides sock corsages, she can also wear a pacifier corsage or a tissue paper corsage.

However, a sock corsage is not only cute and unique, it's also useful.

It's your choice to have a single-color corsage or a colorful bouquet.

If making things gives you a lot of joy, you'll probably be delighted to put your creativity to the test in designing a sock corsage.

Arrange the sock buds into a corsage by pulling the wires together and taping them.

For a more sturdy back to the corsage, use artificial leaves as a backdrop.

Attach the pins (can be diaper pins) to the back of the corsage.

You can just as easily purchase a corsage made from baby socks.

Whether you make a baby sock corsage yourself or you buy one, it's sure to be a hit at any baby shower.

If you're planning a baby shower, make it extra special with a beautiful keepsake corsage for mother to be.

Whether you choose a traditional bouquet or a corsage designed around a specific theme, the new mother will cherish the thoughtfulness of your gift forever.

You can buy prefabricated corsages for pregnant women, but a custom-made corsage for mother to be will make her feel even more loved.

Making a corsage is easier than many people believe.

To get you in the spirit of creativity, consider trying one of the easy expectant mother corsage projects outlined in the following sections.

Rattles, beanie babies, stuffed dolls, and teething rings make this easy corsage fun for mother and baby.

Attach additional ribbon in a variety of lengths and glue the diaper pin to the back of the corsage.

With baby socks and other soft fabrics, you can make a pretty corsage for mother to be and infant.

This version of the ever popular sock corsage is easy for all skill levels.

Use the diaper pin to secure the corsage to the expectant mother's blouse.

Pressed flowers from a prom corsage, ticket stubs from concerts and movies, or postcards from family vacations were regularly saved.

You will want to get your date a corsage or boutonniere.

A lady usually wears a corsage on her wrist or pinned to her gown.

Wear a black suit or tux, white shirt, and give your date a white corsage.

If you give her a corsage, the flowers should be white.

Don't forget to get the tickets, corsage, or flowers for your date.

For an elegant, yet practical, look, consider buying a prom look wrist corsage for your next formal event.

A corsage is typically created using three or four fresh flowers, along with some baby's breath, and ribbon.

The corsage is typically designed to match a dress or formal outfit.

Most florists will offer three types of corsages for you to choose from, and these include the prom look wrist corsage, the pin-on corsage and the hand-held corsage.

Anyone who has ever tried to pin a corsage on herself or someone else knows how awkward and sometimes difficult it can be.

While homecoming dances may have become more casual, proms usually still find beautifully clad teenage girls sporting corsages, and most prefer the prom look wrist corsage.

Since proms usually involve dancing and dresses are often strapless, keeping a traditional pin-on wrist corsage in place can be difficult and often impossible.

Wrist corsages allow girls to either wear their corsage or simply pull it off and place it in a safe place until they want to wear it again.

Searching for a corsage for yourself or a date takes a little finesse.

It's tradition for the corsage to match the dress, so you'll need to know what the color of the dress is before a corsage can be designed to match.

However, if you need a last minute corsage and you don't have any idea what the dress looks like, then stick to a white or cream design, which should go with virtually anything.

The corsage you choose could feature one large flower or a combination of a variety of flowers in the same or coordinating colors.

Embellishments-For additional elegance, other additions to the corsage could include lavender sprigs, baby's breath, tiny rose buds and more.

Your florist will need to know how large the corsage needs to be and what size the elastic should be as well.

The shape of the corsage you choose can lend some insight into the size you'll need.

For an oblong corsage, size may not have as much bearing, since the flowers will follow the length of the arm.

For a more rounded corsage, however, a bouquet of flowers that is too large can be bulky.

If the corsage is for a child, you should let him or her know this as well.

Along with a long-awaited, well deliberated dress and perfectly coiffed hair, many girls wear a prom hand corsage.

A miniature floral bouquet, a prom hand corsage can be made from a variety of flowers and styles.

Also sometimes called a nosegay, a corsage is a miniature bouquet of flowers made to adorn your wrist.

Other corsage types still include formal nosegays and pin-on corsages.

The corsage is held together with ribbon in a color that matches your dress (or compliments it).

On senior prom night, it is traditional for girls to wear a corsage purchased for them by either their date for the night or their parents.

It is also not considered acceptable to make a corsage out of fake flowers.

After the corsage has been worn at prom, many teens preserve their prom corsage by putting it in the fridge or freezer and then later a memory book.

Usually, a teenage girl doesn't pick her own corsage out.

As it isn't a large detail, many girl's are not concerned with their corsage.

If you would like a corsage, be sure to let your date or your parents know the color of your dress so they can get one that will match.

Teen boys can looking to buy a corsage for their date can expect to spend anywhere from $15 to $30 on a corsage for their date.

Go shopping for a corsage at least two weeks in advance so that there are still options available to you.

The worst thing would be trying to find a corsage hours before prom when the pickings are slim and the prices are high.

If you're a teen boy trying to pamper his date, ask in advance if she would like a corsage.

If your corsage falls apart or breaks, remember that you can always put it on the table and keep on dancing.

A corsage is a small bouquet of flowers that go around a girl's wrist.

For the young men, a boutonniere, or small lapel flower is usually bought by his date to pin on along with the corsage.

It is normally a neutral color, or a color that compliments the girl's prom wrist corsage.

Today most dates wouldn't even think about not buying a corsage for their date.

When shopping for a corsage, you will want to pick the right one for your date!

Would she prefer a wrist, or a pin-on corsage?

Wrist corsages are always the best bet if you are not sure what type of corsage she would prefer.

Be careful not to buy too large of a corsage though, as it could weigh her wrist down and take the attention away from her dress.

Spending more money on a corsage does not make it a better quality corsage though; sometimes even the cheapest corsages can be more beautiful than an expensive one.

Be sure not to go overboard and get a huge corsage because it won't be comfortable for your date to wear all night.

If you are tight on cash, you could even create your own corsage.

Now that you have a date for the big night, it's customary to wear a corsage for prom.

A corsage is a small floral arrangement worn on the wrist or pinned on the dress or jacket.

For girls, the corsage is usually a bracelet that contains flowers, ribbon, and other small decorative pieces, although girls can also wear pin-on corsages.

For the guys, the corsage is usually a single flower pinned to the left lapel of their jacket.

The male version of a corsage is called a boutonniere, which translates as "buttonhole" in French.

The guy is responsible for providing the corsage for his date, while the girl should be prepared with a boutonniere.

Make sure the corsage is ordered at least a week in advance and keep it in the refrigerator until it's time to pick up your date.

Make sure you know in advance the color of your date's dress to match the corsage flowers and ribbon colors.

Girls are sure to love a corsage for prom made from roses, carnations, freesia, and baby's breath.

If you are not sure whether to choose a bracelet corsage or a pin-on version, always choose the bracelet.

As you handle the corsage be careful not to damage the flowers.

The bracelet corsage is traditionally worn on the left wrist, but ask her preference if you aren't sure.

Ask her to lift the inside of her left arm as you slip the corsage on carefully, making sure the force of gravity doesn't take over and weigh down the flowers.

If she is wearing a pin-on corsage, hand her the flowers to pin on herself.

You might also want to keep your corsage as a memento from prom night.

Just like when preserving dried flowers, hang your corsage upside down with a string or use a finishing spray found at a floral or crafts store.

For girls choosing a mask, she should pick one that matches her dress and corsage.

Once you have chosen the perfect masquerade design prom dress, corsage, and mask, you will be ready to show up at your prom in style.

When guys go to buy their date a corsage, consider getting one that matches the medieval theme of your special night.

You can also get flowers that match your corsage.

While you may not be able to buy a wrist corsage, you can often find plenty of corsages to pin onto the birthday boy or girl's shirt.

A birthday corsage is a wonderful way to honor the special person in your life who is celebrating a birthday.

Usually the corsage is embellished with some rhinestones, ribbons and greenery.

Color themes are also easy to incorporate into the corsage, using ribbons and flowers in the same color as the party decorations.

Small charms can also add a thematic touch to a wrist or lapel corsage.

Teenage girls who are celebrating their quinceañera, or 15th birthday, might wear a corsage for the big day.

The trinket might be a button or a small toy affixed to a ribbon corsage in matching colors.

A birthday corsage is a great final touch to honor the birthday girl or boy on the special day.

Look amongst the themed birthday party supplies and favors to find a corsage that matches the particular theme.

Purchase a floral corsage from a local flower shop.

Check into shops that specialize in birthday corsages or that allow you to bring in ribbons that match the theme or a small trinket to include in the corsage.

Flower shops often work with silk or faux flowers, which might be required if you need to attach a special themed item; ask when you order the corsage.

Send a message to your favorite sellers if you need a customized birthday corsage to find out if they will make one for you.

Finding the right corsage might take a little investigating, but you will eventually find where to buy theme birthday corsages for the birthday celebration you are planning.

The skirts were held in place by a thick rolled belt, and the upper part of the body remained quite nude in the earliest times; but from the middle Minoan period onward we often find an important addition in the shape of a low-cut bodice, which sometimes has sleeves, either tight-fitting or puffed, and ultimately develops into a laced corsage.

It is decorated with delicate pink lace and a removable velvet flower corsage.

There are 65 students in this graduating class, and all looked very smart in their uniforms, each with a beautiful orchid corsage.

It is also decorated with a lace and ribbon corsage.

If you find yourself with that dilemma, and you're looking to buy a few pacifiers as part of a baby shower gift, consider creating a pacifier corsage made up of personalized pacifiers.

Choosing a baby shower corsage to make is a simple yet elegant addition to a wonderful celebration.

Before you can select a baby corsage, to make you need to consider several factors.

If so, you may be able to incorporate the theme into the corsage.

Flowers-If you plan on using flowers in the centerpieces, then use some of the same flowers in the baby shower corsage.

Colors-Colors can be as simple as blue or pink, depending upon the baby's gender, or you could simply coordinate the corsage to the colors used in the rest of the decorations.

Style-What kind of corsage do you want to make--lapel or wrist?

Also, how formal do you want the corsage to be?

Once you've decided on the type and style of corsage, it's time to gather together all the supplies.

A baby shower corsage to make can follow a variety of directions, but the following is a simple method that will result in a beautiful corsage with very little effort.

Creating a novelty baby shower corsage for the special mother-to-be takes a little effort and creativity, but a corsage makes a great gift for baby showers and can also be presented to the new mom at the hospital when the baby is born.

While you can certainly purchase a baby shower corsage, a homemade corsage will be appreciated even more by the mother-to-be when she recognizes the thought and care that went into the lovingly designed decoration.

We've all become so accustomed to the usual prom dress; a solid wall of color that flows gracefully to the floor and that is usually adorned with just one creative accent- a corsage.

If the perfect dress for prom hasn't been picked yet and you need to purchase a corsage, go with a neutral color like white so that it hopefully will not clash with any dress color.

Common trends in boutonnieres and corsages currently are black and pink roses, colorful bead bracelets to attach the corsage to the girl's wrist, silver ribbons, unusual flower types, and bright flower colors.

If you know her dress color, picking a corsage that is one of her favorite colors is a good idea, as long as it does not clash or you could get her favorite flower in the corsage.

A couple recently featured online used chartreuse as a primary wedding hue, and not only was this the main color of the bridal gown, but the groom's corsage and the father of the bride's tie were in perfect coordination.

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