They're just as tasty as they are stylish. Prom season is upon us, and this year’s hottest accessory is as flaky and buttery as it is beautiful. Introducing: The Croissant Corsage from Cheddar’s ...

At some formal events, you may see women wearing tiny bouquets of flowers, also known as corsages, on their wrists. Typically, corsages are worn by women, while boutonnières are worn by men. These ...

Red Lobster is getting into the prom spirit with an unusual tutorial. The national seafood restaurant chain recently shared a DIY corsage and boutonniere video that uses its signature Cheddar Bay ...

Formal events are made even more special with the inclusion of traditions passed down over time. One tradition that continues to stand the test of time is the wearing of a corsage. Corsages can be ...

It’s prom season, and high schoolers are celebrating the iconic event with fancy dresses, gorgeous hairstyles, and high-class limousines. It’s common for girls to wear corsages on their wrists, while ...

Corsages are expensive to buy but you can learn to make them yourself with some tips from The Pennsylvania State University Extension horticulturists. A corsage can be thought of as a bouquet out of ...

Skip the florist and make your own personalized corsages and boutonnieres for prom. Even better, invite your friends over and make it a DIY pre-party. Step 3: Thread ribbon through flowers and secure ...

Why settle for a traditional corsage when you can get one with flowers and fowl? KFC has teamed up with Nanz & Kraft, a Louisville, Ky.-based florist, to sell chicken drumstick corsages this prom ...

Corsage, croissant ... same thing, right? For some, the answer is yes. A new trend has some high school students getting their prom dates croissants (yes, the French pastry) to wear on their wrist ...

Students worked carefully to create each floral piece as a token of appreciation for those who have served our country.