Men’s Brooches

Yes. Brooches are increasingly worn by men as a refined way to personalize suits, tuxedos, blazers, coats, and formalwear. A men’s brooch can be subtle and minimal, or more expressive with crystal, pearl, chain, animal, floral, or vintage-inspired details.

Place the brooch on the left lapel, close to where a boutonniere would traditionally sit. For formal events, a small lapel brooch works well near the buttonhole. For weddings or black-tie outfits, a statement brooch can sit slightly higher on the lapel or near the shoulder for a more fashion-forward look.

For a groom, choose a brooch that complements the suit color and wedding style. Gold or pearl brooches feel warm and classic, silver or crystal brooches suit black-tie outfits, and floral or chain brooches can replace a traditional boutonniere with something more personal and lasting.

Yes. A brooch can be a stylish alternative to a boutonniere, especially for weddings, ceremonies, and formal occasions. Unlike fresh flowers, a brooch can be kept after the event as a meaningful accessory or keepsake.

For a black suit or tuxedo, silver, crystal, pearl, black, emerald, or gold-tone brooches usually work well. Choose a smaller lapel pin for a clean formal look, or a crystal, chain, feather, animal, or floral brooch for a stronger evening statement.