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In the simplest terms, a corsage is bouquet of flowers worn on the breast, waistline, or wrist.  The term corsage refers to the bodice of a dress.  Originally a flower bud, flowers, or a bow was worn on the bodice of the dress. 

A corsage is a time honored tradition at special events and occassions.  Who wears the corsage? 

In weddings, the women who have a special relationship to the bride and groom usually wear a corsage. The mothers and grandmothers of the bride and groom wear a corsage, and so can an aunt, sibling or cousin.  Any Guests of honor at parties or showers can also wear a corsage, as can those who are making their Communion or Bat(r) Mitzvah. A corsage is also a thoughtful gift on Mother's day.

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