It depends on what kind of wedding you have. If western brides wear white gauze, according to western culture, it is enough to have a hand applique instead of a corsage. The groom wears a corsage on the skirt at the left breast of the dress. The bridegroom's corsage should be the flower in the bride's hand applique. This stems from the fact that western men courted women with sticks, and when women agreed, they put the most stick on the man's chest to show their agreement. Later, it became a man's corsage.