corsage

noun
UK /kɔːˈsɑːʒ/
US /kɔːrˈsɑːʒ/

A corsage is a small bunch of flowers that a person wears at a special event.

He gave her a corsage to wear to the school dance.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The bodice or upper part of a woman's dress.

The dress had a fitted corsage with lace trim.

3. A small bouquet worn pinned to clothing or on the wrist.

She wore a white rose corsage on her wrist.

4. A decorative cluster of flowers attached to a garment for a celebration.

The bride's mother wore a corsage of pink orchids.