To tape/wire or glue that is the question. For a good majority of our years here at the Shop every corsage was wired and taped to create a corsage for the wrist. However, long ago shops began to use the gluing method. So last year for prom we did some research and got our technique down and began gluing our corsages that consist of small buds like spray roses, mini carns, daisys etc. This method has allowed us to work faster while creating corsages that are more delicate and less bulky. These particular corsages can have pre-prep such as bows attached to the wristlets and even greenery pre-adhered. Corsages are more upright and less long and flat. These options available on our Prom table are selected more often then the larger corsages. We do have occasion where Prom-goers wish to have a corsage with a full size rose with accent flowers. In this situation we still tape/wire blossoms together due to the weight of the rose. Either choice is appropriate and both will create a perfect accent for your special event. As a Florist the more delicate pieces are easier on the fingers and less laborious. One style is more of a current trend while the other is more traditional. Either way you go you want to be sure to include these artful creations to your ensemble Prom night.