Results: Corsages and Boutonnieres
Published on 06/17/2024
Boutonnieres were worn in ancient days to show support for a team or player in a sporting event. The name stems from the French word for "buttonhole" flower and they are a single bloom or a few small flowers worn on the left lapel of a man's jacket.
Corsages, whose fragrance originally warded off evil spirits and offered good luck, are now a show of affection or a way of honoring their recipients.
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1.
Have you ever worn a corsage or a boutonniere?
No, I'm a guy who has never worn a boutonniere.
10%
205 votes
No, I'm a female who has never worn a corsage.
15%
314 votes
Yes, I've worn a corsage once or twice.
26%
536 votes
Yes, I've worn a corsage several times.
9%
198 votes
Yes, I've worn a corsage 5 or more times.
4%
77 votes
N/A
18%
387 votes
Yes, I have worn a boutonniere once or twice.
13%
274 votes
Yes, I have worn a boutonniere several times.
5%
109 votes
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2.
Where was your corsage located? Please choose all that apply.
I'm a guy.
17%
364 votes
I'm a female who has never worn a corsage.
8%
169 votes
On my chest
21%
447 votes
On my shoulder
12%
258 votes
On my wrist
25%
521 votes
On my purse
1%
23 votes
Other
1%
18 votes
N/A
30%
627 votes
On my waist
2%
39 votes
In my hair
2%
45 votes
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3.
What types of flowers were in your corsage or boutonniere?
I'm a guy who never wore a boutonniere.
8%
165 votes
I'm a female who never wore a corsage.
8%
163 votes
Roses
23%
478 votes
Carnations
27%
565 votes
Gardenias
5%
108 votes
Chrysanthemums
4%
79 votes
Lilies
4%
89 votes
Orchids
7%
150 votes
Daisies
3%
69 votes
Other
9%
187 votes
N/A
34%
705 votes
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4.
For what occasion did you wear a corsage or boutonniere? Please choose all that apply.
Prom
27%
559 votes
Dance
11%
224 votes
Wedding
35%
731 votes
Birthday
4%
87 votes
Anniversary
5%
97 votes
Cruise
1%
25 votes
Other
6%
120 votes
N/A
40%
844 votes
Mother's Day
5%
114 votes
Father's Day
1%
28 votes
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