The history of the boutonniere goes back to the medieval period when knights going to battle would wear a flower or scarf given to them by a female admirer. Today, the wedding boutonniere symbolizes the groom and groomsmen’s bond with the bride and her bridal party. The one-time subtle accessory has become a way

Groom Boutonniere: White spray rose, gold tinted Italian ruscus, eucalyptus, baby's breath, wax flower, white caspia, with glitter Champagne ribbon wrap //Celebration Flair

From the Gold Gate bridge backdrop to the elegant ballroom reception that was anything but stuffy, this wedding at Cavallo Point is as classic as they come.