Ever wondered why prom-goers wear corsages and boutonnieres? Learn the fascinating history behind these floral trends and their evolution through time.

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Many Triangle prom attendees carry small bouquets, but perhaps don’t wear corsages. Here’s why girls are into the trend and how prices compare to corsages.

Ever wondered why prom-goers wear corsages and boutonnieres? Learn the fascinating history behind these floral trends and their evolution through time.