Homemade Corsages and the Twins Junior Prom

Last Saturday was the twins Junior prom and what a day it was! Gowns were chosen, nails were done, hair styled, makeup on, jewelry worn, shoes on, only thing left was to eat, which they quickly grabbed a snack, just in time to take pictures at sun down. Hectic, crazy, exhausting though it was, the day ended up with a fun-filled evening of girls, gowns and guys all ready for a night out to celebrate being Juniors and Seniors in High School.

Corsages

As tradition goes, on prom night, the girl usually gets a corsage from the guy she is going to the prom with. But this is 2019 we are talking about, and who says only a guy can tie the corsage on a girl? These days girls and guys are going in big friends group with dates and without dates, and all girls are wearing corsages in the spirit of prom night.

So that’s how Rani ended up making corsages on the day of prom. Her friends asked if she would make corsages to tie on each other’s hands, and what better way to make it unique then to have it be handmade by one of your friends?  Rani stepped up to make these all-natural corsages and so began an interesting and creative floral project for four corsages and one boutonniere. Lucky for her, my garden was in the beginnings of a springtime bloom and she had plenty of flowers and sprigs to choose from!

Pics of Handmade Corsages

Here is a look at the corsages that Rani made and a few pictures of the twins on their prom night out.  Fair warning!!! This post is long!  There are lots and lots of pictures of girls in gowns, guys in dashing tuxedos and lots of COLOR! Enjoy 😊!

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Rani picking the perfect blooms from our garden to make the perfect corsages

Anjali’s selection of flowers and leaves for her corsage and her friend Alex’s boutonniere.

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Trying out different bloom combinations for designing the corsages.

Getting ready to assemble the final products.

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Four handmade corsages ready for prom

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Time for a corsage photoshoot in the garden.

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Anjali’s friend Alex’s boutonniere.

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Anjali’s corsage.

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Rani’s corsages

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Twins ready for prom!

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A picture with their big sister too 😘

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Anjali’s pre-prom photoshoot at the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden.

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Doesn’t Anjali look like Cinderella running from the ball  in these photos 😀?

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Time to pin the boutonniere.

And now the corsage.

A few photos with Anjali’s friends group.

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A few photos with Rani’s friend group.

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The San Jose Heritage Rose Garden.

Ending this post with some pictures of the beautiful San Jose Heritage Rose Garden in peak bloom.  The Rose Garden was PACKED with prom g girls and guys all taking photos.

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10 thoughts on “Homemade Corsages and the Twins Junior Prom”

  1. Beautiful kids! And your three daughters look gorgeous! Good luck and best wishes to all the high school kids.
    God bless them all.
    Thanks for sharing.

  2. What gorgeous display of flowers and the prom goers!!
    Your pics captured so much more than just the occasion – such precious moments which I’m sure will be treasured by Anjali, Rani, and their friends! Rani and Anjali did a great job on the corsages/buttoniere. Such fun!!!😀

    1. I know you were wondering what the girls wearing for prom, after all that effort I am so happy they turned out great and you got to see them! Thank you as always for your kind words!! Its always so wonderful to read your comments!! Thank you again!❤️

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