Corsage

/kɔrˈsɑːʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A small bouquet of flowers worn pinned to a person's clothing, typically placed on the shoulder or wrist, often for formal occasions.

She wore a beautiful corsage made of pink roses to the prom.

A decorative arrangement of flowers worn on a woman's dress or around her wrist at special events, especially dances.

The bride's maids all had matching corsages that complemented their dresses.

A similar decorative piece, sometimes made of artificial flowers, that enhances the appearance of an outfit.

He presented her with a corsage of delicate orchids when he picked her up for the dance.

French, from 'corsage' meaning 'the bodice of a dress.'

corsage pinned

Refers to a corsage that is attached to clothing.

wrist corsage

A corsage that is worn on the wrist, typically for formal events.

boutonniere

A floral decoration worn by a man, typically pinned to the lapel.

floral

Relating to flowers.

A fancy flower accessory

She got a hot pink corsage to match her dress.

A popular accessory at proms or weddings

Every girl needs a corsage for prom night.