What floral accessory is commonly worn on a quinceañera’s wrist?

A corsage is a floral accessory commonly worn on a quinceañera’s wrist.

A wrist corsage is a small arrangement of flowers attached to a band or bracelet. It may coordinate with the celebrant’s dress, the event’s color scheme, or the flowers used in the venue. A parent, escort, or another relative may present it, although families use different gift and accessory customs.

Flowers can also appear in bouquets, hair decorations, centerpieces, and ceremonial displays. Their use is decorative and symbolic, but there is no universally required flower or color for a quinceañera. Roses, orchids, lilies, and mixed arrangements are all used in different celebrations.

A corsage is sometimes confused with a boutonnière. A boutonnière is usually a small floral decoration pinned to clothing, traditionally on a man’s lapel, while a corsage is commonly worn on the wrist or attached to a dress. Modern floral fashion allows many variations.