Women's brooches are usually worn on the left side. In Western weddings, the chest flower is uniformly worn on the left side, that is, on the left chest, below the collar. Because the left chest is the location of the human heart, wearing a chest flower on the left side signifies the importance of the wedding, just like one's own heart, reflecting one's sincerity. However, due to the traditional Chinese custom of "men on the left and women on the right", in Chinese weddings, women's chest flowers can be worn on the right side.
Precautions for wearing chest flowers by different personnel
1. The groom
The groom should wear the chest flower on the left collar of the suit jacket. Generally speaking, fancy suits have buttonholes on the left collar, which are the places to place the chest flower. If there is no buttonhole, the chest flower can be placed on the collar of the suit, with the flower stem straight down and aligned with the direction of the SHOES.
Traditionally, the groom presents the bouquet to the bride, who then picks one from the bouquet and places it on the groom's chest.
2. The bride
The bride does not need to wear a brooch because the white wedding DRESS itself carries the aura of the protagonist. Therefore, in order to match the brooch worn by the groom, groomsmen, and bridesmaids, she usually chooses to hold a bouquet in her hand or wear a wristband flower on her hand.
3. Best man, bridesmaid
The chest flowers of groomsmen and bridesmaids are usually chosen to be in the same series as the wedding theme or bride's bouquet, with subtle color distinctions. Bridesmaids usually choose a pink color, while groomsmen choose a champagne color.
4. Other guests
Other guests should pay attention to simplicity and compactness when choosing their brooms, and remember to overshadow them. When choosing, you can choose a small flower to match with some small starry sky. Don't turn the breast flower into a bouquet of flowers, as it not only looks unattractive visually, but also easily steals the spotlight of newcomers.