Corsage Near Me: Where to Buy and How to Choose the Right One

Hannah Browning • August 15, 2025

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If you’ve found yourself Googling “corsage near me” for an upcoming prom, wedding, or special event in Montrose or the surrounding towns like Ridgway, Ouray, or Telluride you’re in the right place. At Hosanna Floral, we’ve been helping locals pick the perfect corsage for years, whether it’s for a daughter’s first prom in Gunnison or a summer wedding in Crested Butte. A corsage isn’t just a floral accessory it’s a meaningful piece of a memory. Let’s walk you through how to choose the right one and where to get it.

What Is a Corsage, and Why Is It Important?


A Brief Corsage History


Corsages have been around for centuries—originally worn to ward off evil spirits (seriously!). Today, they're more about celebrating love, tradition, and connection. Whether pinned to a dress or wrapped around the wrist, they’re a beautiful way to honor someone at an event.


When Should You Wear One?


Here are just a few moments that call for a corsage:

  • Proms and school dances (especially around springtime in Ridgway or Montrose)
  • Weddings (for mothers of the bride/groom, grandmothers, and bridesmaids)
  • Graduations, anniversaries, Mother’s Day, or family reunions

We once had a grandmother from Ouray come in looking for a corsage that matched her granddaughter’s graduation gown. She cried happy tears when she picked it up—it was small, elegant, and featured blooms from the granddaughter’s birth month.


Where to Buy a Corsage in Western Colorado


Shop Local with Hosanna Floral


We may be biased, but we believe the best corsages come from the hands of real, local florists who care. At Hosanna Floral, we craft every corsage with care and customization. We’re not just filling orders—we’re helping you capture a moment.

You can order your corsage in-store, by phone, or online for pickup in:

  • Montrose
  • Ridgway
  • Ouray
  • Telluride
  • Gunnison
  • Crested Butte


What Makes Us Different?


We don’t just ask for your dress color—we’ll talk through your whole vibe. Want something subtle and classic? We’ll show you white orchids with soft greenery. Want bold and bright? We’ve got ranunculus and mini-sunflowers that pop.

One Telluride teen came in with her mom and a swatch of her blue prom dress. Together, we picked out blue delphinium and silver ribbon—it was her “something blue” and an unforgettable keepsake.


How to Pick the Right Corsage


Match the Corsage to the Outfit


Start with the outfit. If it’s a bold pattern or bright color, go with a simple floral arrangement. If the outfit is neutral, you can go a bit wild with the flowers.

Pro Tip: Bring a fabric swatch, photo, or even the dress itself (yes, we’ve had bridesmaids change in the backroom!). It helps us pick just the right hue.


Choose a Style: Wrist vs. Pin-On


  • Wrist corsages: Great for younger wearers or those with delicate clothing
  • Pin-on corsages: More traditional and elegant; perfect for weddings or formals


Pick the Right Flowers


We always suggest sturdy flowers that hold up well and look great in photos. Some of our favorites:

  • Roses (classic and long-lasting)
  • Orchids (elegant and unique)
  • Spray carnations (affordable and colorful)
  • Mini sunflowers (for a boho touch)

A bride in Crested Butte chose yellow roses and baby’s breath for her mother’s corsage. It looked perfect against her mom’s green dress and stayed fresh all day.


When and How to Order


Timing is Everything


  • Proms: At least one week ahead (sooner if possible)
  • Weddings: As soon as you know the colors and attire
  • Mother’s Day or other holidays: 1–2 weeks ahead during busy seasons


What to Bring to Your Appointment


  • Fabric swatches or dress photos
  • Any flower preferences or allergies
  • The wearer's wrist size if ordering a wrist corsage


Pet-Friendly Options


We get asked a lot if corsages are safe for pets, especially cats and dogs. Here’s what we usually recommend:

  • Safe flowers: Roses, orchids, snapdragons, marigolds
  • Avoid: Lilies (toxic to cats), daffodils, tulips, and foxglove

If you’ve got a curious golden retriever at home like one of our Montrose clients, we’ll make sure your corsage is totally dog-safe—no worries about unexpected snacking!


Creative Corsage Ideas from Hosanna Floral


  • Mini succulents: Modern and hardy
  • Dried flowers: Especially beautiful in rustic weddings
  • Fragrant herbs: Lavender or rosemary add a lovely scent

We once made a lavender corsage for a Telluride wedding—it was dreamy, fragrant, and completely unique.


Final Touches and Storage Tips


  • Refrigerate your corsage in the plastic container until you’re ready to wear it
  • Keep it out of sunlight and don’t spray it with perfume
  • After the event, you can press or dry the flowers to save them as a keepsake

A mother in Ridgway recently brought back her daughter’s prom corsage to press and frame—we helped her do it and now it hangs in their hallway.


Let’s Make It Special


When you shop at Hosanna Floral, you're not just buying flowers—you’re creating a moment. Whether it’s a graduation, wedding, or a dance, we’ll help you choose a corsage that fits the day, the person, and the memory you’re building.

Stop by our flower shop in Montrose, or give us a call to schedule your corsage consultation. We also serve Ridgway, Ouray, Telluride, Gunnison, and Crested Butte—and yes, we do custom corsages for every occasion.

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