Is Boutonniere a Buttonhole?

Chic and classic, frivolous or fantastic, boutonnieres are essentially little bouquets of buttonhole flowers, which you'd usually see people wearing for weddings and occasional high days. But boutonniers are so simple to make, what about wearing them a little more often?

Is a buttonhole the same as a boutonniere?

There is really no difference between a button hole and boutonniere. ... A buttonhole or boutonniere is usually a single flower which is pinned to the lapel of the grooms jacket. The boutonniere dates back to Greece and Rome when youngsters picked and added branches of flowers to their togas on their way to celebrations.

What do you call the flower The groom wears?

What Is a Boutonniere? A boutonniere is a floral accessory worn on the lapel of a tux or suit jacket for weddings and other special occasions.