24 pcs Wrist Corsage Elastic Bands

When stretched, the elastic would come out of the clamp.

I loved using this corsage band for my DIY wedding flowers! I was able to save so much money by purchasing flowers through Costco and assembling my own corsages with the help of this product! The corsage elastic band was incredibly easy to use and all 12 pieces came in as-expected, pictured condition. We simply arranged the flowers and tightly folded the pliable metal around the arrangement. The wrist-bands held up for the entire wedding day. None snapped and no flowers were lost! If you are considering saving some money by creating your own arrangements and don't want to sacrifice the elegance and tradition of having beautiful corsages for your close friends and family, buy these corsage bands!

I am overall pleased with these wristlets. Corsages in our area cost $40 for three spray roses with some baby's breath, leaves, and ribbon. These wristlets saved us money while allowing us to make our own corsages for prom. We used flowers and plants from the yard. While I agree with the other reviews, the elastic will pull from the metal piece if it is under constant pressure (think larger wrists or if you cut the elastic for smaller wrists). However, I was able to correct this issue. I used ours for smaller wrists and cut 1 1/4" of the elastic. There was a slight stretch on our wristlet as I wanted the elastic to fit tightly on the wrist. I gently opened the metal part with a butter knife, the part that holds the elastic. Using the serrated edge of the knife, I scrapped the metal and put a strip of E6000 glue on the inside top and bottom of the metal piece. Then, I placed the elastic back into the metal holder using a toothpick to hold the elastic in place (it wants to curl). I waited about a minute for the glue to set up a bit before finally closing the metal piece with pliers. Sometimes I used another set of hands to help fold it closed, and other times, I waited for stickier glue and did it on my own. A few of them, I used clamps and others just set without. I let the glue dry completely for 24 hours, and they were perfect. The aluminum cannot take constant bending back and forth, but I only broke the first wristlet before I figured out the gluing technique. The best part was that the girls came home and shared that their corsages held together while others fell apart and that they were a good fit and didn't have to wear them mid arm. I would purchase these wristlets again.

These are great to use when making your own corsages. Take a little practice but once you have it down its smooth sailing. One thing to look out for is two of mine the elastic separated from the metal and we had to super glue it back in.

I bought these to make corsages for the Father/Daughter Dance. They are so easy to work with and everything turned out beautifully. Glad I found them.

This is the first review I have ever wrote. If I could give this a negative review, I would. I bought these to put on my daughters wrist corsages for the wedding I made the flowers for. The elastic band broke away from the metal attachment on EVERY corsage. The first three wrist corsages I gave to the grandmothers, the elastic part snapped off within 5 minutes. I had corsage pins available, so I took off the wrist band part and pinned the corsage to their dresses. (Which was the purpose of buying the wrist attachment to avoid snagging the dress.) The other 4 I gave out did the exact same thing, but they requested that I not pin to their dress. So they went without! My corsage (mother of the bride) came off as my son in law was walking me down the aisle. The mother of the grooms popped off as we were lighting the Unity Candle. To say the least, I was very disappointed in the quality of these and we weren't able to wear the corsages that so much time was put in to!

These worked out nicely for the vorsahes for my Daughter's wedding. Some of us are big girls so they were snug but we're not too tight and were not painful after 6 hours of wear. It certainly saved us a bundle making them ourselves.

Poorly made. Stretching the band even the slightest resulting in the elastic pulling out of the corsage holder. Each side had to be fully pried apart and then the elastic and metal glued together to make them hold. The elastic was WAY too small unless the wearer has very small hands and wrists. Too tight for even a 125 pound 5'5", small boned woman to wear.