What should be avoided when designing a corsage for someone with allergies?

Choosing the right flowers for a corsage is crucial, especially when considering the recipient's allergies. Selecting flowers that are known allergens directly impacts the wearer’s comfort and health. Many common flowers can trigger allergic reactions, such as certain types of lilies, daisies, and chrysanthemums. By avoiding these specific flowers, you can create a corsage that is not only visually appealing but also safe for the individual.

In contrast, opting for non-scented flowers or hypoallergenic materials can be supportive choices but do not address the root of the potential allergic reaction as effectively as outright avoiding known allergens. Incorporating personal colors and styles adds a unique touch to the design without impacting allergy concerns, but if the flowers chosen are likely to provoke an allergic response, the design serves little purpose. Therefore, the most responsible action is to avoid any flowers that are recognized allergens to ensure the recipient can wear the corsage comfortably.