Corsages used to bring to mind a large purple orchid pinned to your grandmother's chest. Not anymore! Corsages are now considered body art and can even be made on the back of a band-aid to decorate one's shoulder, chest, or ankle. Wrist corsages are now made on bracelets of wire, ribbon, crystals or pearls. Check out http://www.creationsbyfitzdesign.com/ for all the new styles available. Florists are also adding feathers, sequins, rhinestones and bling of all kinds to their corsages. Recently, I made a corsage as a surprise from Jodi's mom to her for her bridal shower. After all, Jodi was the guest of honor. I used the same orchid that I am going to showcase in Jodi's bridal bouquet. And then we had some fun by adding feathers and a sequined bracelet. Here are some other examples of what can be done for a wedding, prom, graduation, or any time you need a special something for a special someone.
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