Kentish Town Buttonholes – Handcrafted by Local Florist Experts

Welcome to Florist Kentish Town – your friendly neighbourhood expert for stunning buttonholes and fresh flowers designed just for your special occasions. As proud locals near Leighton Road, Highgate Road, and the iconic Kentish Town City Farm, we know how to bring a personal touch to every floral detail. Whether you’re celebrating in Camden, planning a gathering in Tufnell Park, or sending a thoughtful gift to friends in Gospel Oak, our creative team ensures every bouquet and buttonhole radiates style and freshness.

Our buttonholes are crafted with meticulous care by experienced florists who live and work in the heart of Kentish Town. We use only the freshest seasonal blooms, handpicked daily to guarantee quality and longevity. Whether it’s for a wedding, prom, or special event, you can rely on our trusted expertise and warm, local service.

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We’re committed to making your occasion extraordinary. With same-day delivery available until 3 PM, it’s never been easier to order online and enjoy exceptional buttonholes from your favourite florist in Kentish Town. Experience why locals trust us for floral beauty, care, and local expertise – let’s make your moments memorable together!

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BUTTONHOLES
A refined floral boutonniere is carefully placed on a pale beige, lightly woven linen surface, its soft, natural texture echoing the relaxed yet polished feel of a Kentish Town wedding morning. The eye is first drawn to two prominent lisianthus blooms: their petals a luminous white, each edge brushed with a deep purple hue that curls along the ruffles like ink on parchment, creating a striking but graceful contrast. Nestled beside them are tiny, pristine white filler flowers, much like delicate baby's breath, which fill the gaps with gentle volume and a whisper of cloudlike texture. Rising from the cluster, a narrow spike of deep violet muscari adds a vertical accent, the little bell-shaped florets closely packed and reminiscent of spring walks through nearby Hampstead or Gospel Oak gardens. Wisps of feathery green foliage, likely an asparagus-style fern, weave around the flowers, softening the outline and introducing a sense of movement, as though a light breeze has just passed. Two pale green buds, still closed, rest against the arrangement, symbolising freshness, new beginnings, and the quiet promise held in the day ahead. The stems are neatly aligned and bound with crisp white satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and tied in a tidy, modest bow that reflects the care of an experienced florist's hand. The overall mood is serene and heartfelt, perfect for a groom's lapel at a ceremony near Kentish Town West station or for a prom boutonniere that feels both modern and timeless, with colours and textures that photograph beautifully for treasured keepsakes.
LILIUM & LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A finely crafted floral boutonniere rests on a softly textured, neutral linen cloth, the warm beige tones and woven surface evoking the relaxed, understated elegance of a Kentish Town wedding breakfast in a converted warehouse near Camden Road. At the heart of the design is a charming cluster of soft pink, multi-petalled blooms, their ruffled petals layered like tiny rosettes, with colour that drifts from a pale, almost shell-pink at the edges to a slightly richer blush toward the centre. Nestled between these blossoms are delicate sprays of white baby's breath, the tiny blossoms forming a gossamer veil that softens the composition and adds a sense of lightness. Threaded subtly through the pink and white is a scattering of petite lavender or deep purple florets, adding just enough depth and contrast to make the pastel tones feel vibrant rather than shy. To one side, a small fan of creamy white to pale green buds, likely freesia or similar slender flowers, extends gently outward, each bud smooth and closed, suggesting that they might unfurl over the course of a ceremony by Hampstead Heath. Supporting the flowers, broad, rich green leaves provide a structured base, while finer filaments of fern-like foliage and grass-like sprigs spill outward, mimicking the casual grace of a walk through one of Kentish Town's hidden gardens. Around the neatly bunched stems, a bold fuchsia satin ribbon is wrapped with the sort of care a professional florist brings to each piece, then tied into a crisp, symmetrical bow whose loops and short tails create a vivid accent. The soft, even lighting shows every texture - velvety petals, cool satin, and crisp greenery - capturing the quiet excitement of a boutonniere waiting to be pinned to a lapel for a wedding, prom, or graduation celebration.
LISIANTHUS & ANEMONE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single peach rose boutonniere is presented on a pale beige linen-style fabric, its gentle woven texture forming a calm, understated stage for the flowers. The rose is partially open, its petals spiralling out from a rich apricot centre to softer, creamy peach edges, giving the impression of freshly opened morning light. Dotted beside and just above the rose, tiny heads of white baby's breath appear like a scattering of soft stars, their clustered blossoms adding both volume and a feathery, romantic veil. Fine strands of vivid green foliage emerge from behind the main flower, while two deeper green leaves curl neatly along the base of the stems, framing the rose with a polished, botanical outline. The stems themselves are tightly bound in a peach satin ribbon that matches the bloom's warm tone, wrapped with the kind of precision that suggests experienced florist hands and finished in a petite, tidy bow. Soft, even lighting glows across the scene, catching the gentle shine of the ribbon, the smoothness of each petal, and the tiny shadows within the gypsophila clusters. The overall mood is serene and intimate, ideal for a wedding ceremony at a Kentish Town church, a registry office near Camden, or a prom evening beginning around Tufnell Park. It feels like a wearable keepsake, something pinned close to the heart to mark a day of quiet joy, crafted with the same care you'd expect from a trusted local florist who knows how to balance subtle colour, shape, and texture on a small but meaningful scale.
ORANGE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant white phalaenopsis orchid boutonniere rests against a softly woven, light beige linen background, the neutral fabric acting like a calm canvas that lets each floral detail stand out clearly. The orchid is fully open, its smooth, porcelain-like petals spreading gracefully, while the centre reveals a gentle wash of yellow that melts into delicate reddish-orange markings along the throat, giving a hint of complexity and warmth. Around it, airy tufts of white baby's breath form a light, feathery ring, the tiny blossoms echoing the softness of early morning mist over nearby Hampstead Heath. To the left of the orchid, two compact lime-green chrysanthemum buds sit like vibrant pom-poms, their intricate, tightly packed petals adding a modern, almost playful texture and a shot of fresh colour. Beneath the flowers, a broad deep green leaf cradles the arrangement, with a smaller, darker leaf tucked alongside, bringing depth and a sense of natural structure, as if the piece had just been composed on a workbench in a Kentish Town studio. The stems are gathered neatly and wrapped in a bold crimson red satin ribbon, the glossy fabric coiling smoothly to form a polished handle, finished with a subtle knot or bow that introduces a celebratory touch often chosen for local weddings and civil ceremonies. The overall mood is refined yet heartfelt, suggesting a groom or guest making their way through the streets around Kentish Town Road, wearing a small but meaningful piece of living art that speaks of care, craftsmanship, and a moment worth remembering.
ORCHID & CHRYSANTHEMUMS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
A handcrafted floral buttonhole is captured from above against a softly woven, light beige linen background, the kind of calm, neutral fabric you might find on a table in a Kentish Town café along Kentish Town Road. At the centre of the arrangement, a single white Phalaenopsis orchid opens in full grace, its smooth, rounded petals layered like fine porcelain. In its throat, a subtle wash of creamy yellow and mellow orange brings warmth and depth, drawing the eye toward the flower's quiet heart. Surrounding the orchid, gauzy clusters of baby's breath spill outward, each tiny white floret adding a misty, romantic texture that contrasts beautifully with the orchid's sleek surface. A lively group of glossy red berries nestles close by, their rich, cherry-like tone echoing the joyful feel of winter weddings or festive parties in and around Camden and Gospel Oak. Some lighter green, rounded buds sit just behind the brighter berries, hinting at growth and new beginnings. Carefully placed green foliage, in tones ranging from deep forest to fresh spring, frames the design, with leaves that vary from broad and pointed to slender and gently curved, giving the buttonhole movement and natural rhythm. At the base, the stems are gathered and wrapped in a vivid red satin ribbon, its sheen catching the light and its tight, small knot signalling readiness to be pinned to a lapel or dress. The piece feels thoughtfully composed and quietly luxurious, like something a local florist would prepare for a groom walking from a Kentish Town mews house to a nearby ceremony, carrying a touch of nature's elegance into an important moment.
ORCHID & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant blush pink rose boutonniere is captured from a slightly overhead viewpoint, resting on a pale beige linen-style fabric whose gentle weave adds a subtle, organic texture, much like the relaxed yet refined charm of Kentish Town's side streets. The central rose is semi-open and perfectly formed, its velvety petals showing a gradual transition from a soft, pastel pink at the centre to a livelier, deeper pink tracing the gently curled edges. It feels freshly picked, with a sense of softness and fragrance that suggests early-morning preparation in a local workshop before a wedding or prom. Surrounding the base of the rose, delicate sprays of creamy white baby's breath cluster together, their tiny blossoms forming a light, cloud-like frame that enhances the romance of the design without overpowering it. Slim, wispy strands of emerald-toned, grass-like foliage fan gracefully from behind the bloom, introducing an airy structure and subtle movement, as though a breeze from nearby Hampstead Heath has brushed through. A single, broader dark green leaf is folded and wrapped with care around the lower part of the arrangement, providing both visual balance and a neat, tailored outline suited to a groom's or groomsman's lapel for ceremonies near Tufnell Park, Gospel Oak, or along Kentish Town Road. The stems are tightly bound with a smooth satin ribbon in harmonious shades of lavender-pink and deep magenta-purple, tied in a secure, unfussy knot that contributes a refined, contemporary touch. Soft, even lighting flatters every texture, from the linen backdrop to the satin ribbon, highlighting the skill and attention to detail a local florist would bring to creating a timeless, romantic floral accessory for formal wear.
PURPLE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
An elegantly styled boutonniere is laid out on a pale beige, textured cloth, reminiscent of the relaxed fabrics seen in Kentish Town cafés along Fortess Road. The eye is immediately drawn to a single, luxurious fuchsia pink rose at the centre, its petals densely layered and satiny, curving inward to form a tight heart that suggests new beginnings and tender promise. Radiating from the base of the rose, tiny white blooms of baby's breath float like a soft halo, their clustered heads creating a misty border that lightens the entire composition. Nestled among these delicate florets are bright red hypericum berries, each one round and lustrous, catching the available light and bringing a cheerful, almost holiday-like accent to the design. Around the outside, beautifully shaped dark green leaves fold and curl with intention, offering structure and contrast, while finer, wispy tendrils of greenery add a more relaxed, natural feel, as if the piece has been gathered from a garden just behind a Kentish Town terrace. The stems of the flowers and foliage are tightly wrapped in a smooth stripe of red satin ribbon, the fabric gleaming subtly and ending in a neat, confident knot that feels both secure and refined. Soft, even lighting from above casts gentle shadows that emphasise every curve and texture: the rose's velvety surface, the airy baby's breath, the glossy berries, and the ribbon's sheen. This boutonniere, likely destined for a groom, groomsman, or prom guest, could easily be imagined being prepared for same-day collection at Florist Kentish Town, ready to be pinned on moments before a heartfelt ceremony or evening celebration.
RED ROSE & HYPERICUM GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously designed boutonnière rests on a pale, linen-like beige fabric, its neutral texture acting as a quiet backdrop that lets the colours and craftsmanship shine, much like a calm corner café off Kentish Town Road. At the heart of the composition is a single, tightly closed rosebud in a vivid shade of fuchsia, edging towards deep crimson in its innermost petals. The bloom looks fresh and cool to the touch, with a soft, velvety sheen that suggests it has just been conditioned by an experienced florist. Around the rose, dainty tufts of white baby's breath gather like tiny stars, their minute blossoms forming a delicate border of lightness and air. Slender, grass-like green sprigs emerge from behind and to the sides, radiating outward in a fan that gives the piece a sense of movement and natural elegance, as if a small whisper of breeze from Parliament Hill had passed through. Slightly broader, darker green leaves cradle the base of the design, offering contrast and structure. The stems, neatly trimmed and aligned, are tightly wrapped in a smooth, rich red satin ribbon, its subtle shine catching the bright, even light and echoing the tones of the rose. The ribbon is finished with a careful, almost invisible tuck or tiny bow that speaks to the maker's precision. Overall, the image conveys a mood of poised anticipation-perfect for a groom or prom guest dressing in a townhouse near Tufnell Park, ready for a day or evening of heartfelt celebration, captured in one refined, intimate floral detail.
RED ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
Glowing gently against a creamy, textured linen backdrop that might grace a Kentish Town townhouse, this expertly arranged boutonniere speaks in soft, romantic tones, embodying local floral artistry. In the limelight is a pastel pink rose, petals tightly wound in a graceful spiral, its shades of blush deepening towards the core-a symbol of fresh beginnings and tender emotion. Next to it blooms a pale peach Alstroemeria, its petals marked with yellow highlights and delicate speckles, reminiscent of the intricate wildflowers found on neighbourhood walks towards Parliament Hill Fields. Sprigs of baby's breath weave through the arrangement like drifting clouds, while round, vibrant green mini cushion mums add both freshness and a lively pop of colour. The base is styled with a thoughtful balance of local greenery: fine, upward fanning grasses mingle with broad, folded leaves to create architecture and visual interest. The whole creation is gathered in a wide, fuchsia satin ribbon, tied into a neat, shiny bow, evoking a festive mood perfect for important Kentish Town occasions. Positioned slightly to the right on the neutral linen, the accessory exudes understated luxury-ideal for a lapel at a wedding, prom, or civic milestone event along Fortess Road. Every detail, from carefully chosen flowers to expert ribbon finish, reflects the practiced hands and creative eye of a seasoned Kentish Town florist, making this boutonniere a true celebration of community, romance, and local pride.
ROSE & ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£99.00
An artfully crafted boutonniere is displayed on a pale, linen-like fabric, its soft beige weave reminiscent of the table linens you might see in a cosy Kentish Town café near Fortess Road. At the centre, a single white alstroemeria opens fully, its velvety petals tinged with faint cream and adorned with fine reddish-brown streaks that radiate from the throat like delicate brushstrokes. The bloom's stamens rest lightly within, suggesting gentle movement should a breeze pass. Nestled beside it is a compact, cone-shaped spire of vivid lime-green buds, each one tightly closed and stacked like little scales, bringing a sculptural, almost modern feel that contrasts beautifully with the soft alstroemeria. Scattered throughout the small design are airy sprays of white baby's breath, their tiny blossoms forming a cloud-like halo that softens every edge. Broad, rich green leaves provide structure, while slender, grass-like fronds arc elegantly outward, adding lightness and texture. The stems are neatly bound and finished with a bright pink satin ribbon tied into a neat bow, catching the light with a subtle sheen and adding a joyful, romantic accent. Even, natural lighting reveals every nuance of texture-from the crisp petals to the smooth ribbon and slightly nubby fabric beneath. The overall impression is of refined yet approachable elegance, a fresh floral accent ready to be pinned on a suit for a town hall wedding, a prom photo shoot by Kentish Town City Farm, or an anniversary dinner along the side streets leading towards Camden, capturing a moment of celebration with gentle, contemporary charm.
WHITE ALSTROEMERIA GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A meticulously crafted white lisianthus boutonnière rests at a gentle diagonal on a warm, beige fabric that looks like finely woven linen, the subtle texture echoing the calm, residential streets around Kentish Town. The focal bloom is a pristine eustoma flower fully opened to reveal delicately ruffled petals, layered like soft tissue and edged in creamy white, evoking the lightness of a bridal gown. Just beneath and slightly to the left, two pale buds of the same flower sit tightly furled, their creamy green tips still closed, symbolising new beginnings and quiet anticipation, as if ready to be pinned to a groom's lapel before a ceremony near Hampstead Heath or Parliament Hill. Fine sprays of white baby's breath weave through the arrangement, each tiny blossom perched on slender stems, adding volume and a misty, romantic haze around the central flower. Behind the blossoms, a single dark green leaf offers a solid backdrop, while several slim, grass-like blades arch gracefully outwards to the left, giving the piece a sense of organic movement and a freshly gathered look, as though picked from a well-loved garden. The stems are carefully aligned and secured at the base with a bright fuchsia satin ribbon, wrapped smoothly and tied into a small, precise bow. The ribbon's vivid pink hue and glossy sheen create a striking contrast to the white petals and neutral background, bringing a modern, playful edge to a timeless palette. Soft, even lighting brings out every texture-the silky petals, the matte greenery, and the gentle fabric weave-making this boutonnière feel both intimate and refined, ready for a wedding, prom, or elegant celebration in and around Kentish Town.
WHITE LISIANTHUS GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
A single white Phalaenopsis orchid boutonniere is photographed resting horizontally on a pale beige, linen-textured fabric, the subtle weave reminiscent of the relaxed, creative interiors you might find in Kentish Town townhouses. The orchid bloom is pristine and open, its generous petals forming a soft oval of pure white that draws the eye immediately. At its centre, a gentle splash of soft yellow and the lightest hint of blush pink provide delicate contrast, giving the flower a living, breathing presence. Encircling the base of the orchid are airy tufts of white baby's breath, each stem branching into dozens of tiny blossoms that create a mist-like, clouded texture, enhancing the sense of romance and tenderness. A few narrow, glossy green leaves emerge behind the main flower, their vivid tone suggesting freshness and careful conditioning by an experienced local florist. To one side, two or three pale lime-green orchid buds remain tightly closed, smooth and plump, suggesting time yet to unfold-much like the build-up to a wedding ceremony in one of the nearby Camden venues. The stems of the composition are gathered neatly and wrapped with a narrow band of bright fuchsia pink satin ribbon, tied into a small, tidy bow whose sheen adds a celebratory sparkle and a contemporary twist. The overall lighting is soft and even, revealing the texture of the linen, the velvety surface of the orchid petals, and the delicate grain of each baby's breath cluster. The design feels peaceful yet joyful, a quietly luxurious boutonniere perfect for a groom or prom guest stepping out onto the streets around Kentish Town station.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BOUTONNIERE
£85.00
A refined white orchid boutonniere lies gently on a light beige, woven fabric surface, its subtle texture reminiscent of the natural linens often seen in Kentish Town's independent cafés along Fortess Road. The focal point is a flawless Phalaenopsis orchid bloom, its petals broad, smooth, and softly curved, with a faint sheen that catches the light and gives a sense of living freshness, as if it were just prepared in the studio at Florist Kentish Town for same-day wedding delivery nearby. At the heart of the orchid, a hint of pale yellow glows within the throat, introducing a whisper of warmth and depth that keeps the white from feeling stark. Encircling this central flower, fine sprays of baby's breath form a delicate halo of tiny, star-shaped white blossoms, lending a cloud-like softness that suggests romance and a gentle, almost weightless elegance. Slender threads of bright green foliage, likely a feathery fern or similarly delicate greenery, peek out from beneath the blooms, their airy fronds adding a natural movement and a garden-fresh feel, like greenery gathered from a shaded corner of a Kentish Town back garden. The stems are skilfully bound together with a crisp white satin ribbon, carefully wrapped to sit smooth and flat, then finished with a small, neat bow that signals the care and precision of a professional florist's hand. The neutral background allows the pure whites and vivid greens to stand out without distraction, creating a quiet, contemplative scene. This boutonniere feels perfect for a groom or groomsman walking from Gospel Oak or Tufnell Park to a nearby ceremony, carrying with them a touch of simple, modern elegance pinned close to the heart.
WHITE ORCHID GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£85.00
An elegant wedding boutonniere featuring a single ivory rosebud rests on a neutral, linen-like fabric, angled gently as if ready to be pinned to a jacket before a ceremony in Kentish Town. The rose, creamy white with the faintest touch of green at its base, is tightly formed yet clearly on the verge of unfurling, its velvety petals smooth and flawless. Surrounding the bloom, soft clusters of white baby's breath create a cloud-like frame, their tiny blossoms forming a delicate contrast in scale that makes the central rose appear even more luxurious. Slender dark green leaves and a few feathery, fern-like sprigs peek out from behind the flowers, adding depth and a fresh woodland feel that calls to mind a stroll through nearby Hampstead Heath. All stems are expertly bound together with a crisp white satin ribbon, the fabric wrapped snugly along the length and tied into a neat, understated bow that sits just beneath the rose head. The background is a light beige textile with a visible woven texture, subtle enough to stay in the background yet tactile enough to add warmth and a handcrafted character. Soft, diffused lighting bathes the arrangement, highlighting the gentle contours of each petal and the rich greens of the foliage without any harsh glare. The boutonniere exudes classic formality and quiet romance, perfectly suited to a groom or groomsman preparing for a wedding in one of North London's town halls or local churches, and reflecting the thoughtful, personal touches couples often seek when choosing their flowers in and around Kentish Town.
WHITE ROSE GROOM BUTTONHOLE
£80.00
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