What is another word for boutonniere?
Pronunciation: [buːʔnˈi͡ə] (IPA) 
Boutonniere, a French word meaning "buttonhole," is a term used to describe a single flower or a small cluster of flowers worn by men on the lapel of their suit jacket or tuxedo. Some synonyms commonly associated with boutonnieres include corsage, buttonhole, lapel pin, and flower pin. While corsages and boutonnieres are often used interchangeably, a corsage traditionally refers to a larger arrangement of flowers and greenery worn by women on their wrist or shoulder. The term lapel pin is also sometimes used to describe a boutonniere, especially when the flower is replaced with a decorative pin or badge. Whatever the synonym, a boutonniere adds a stylish and special touch to any formal occasion.
