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Choosing a Flower Girl Dress The best flower girl dresses come from companies that specialize in children’s wear – “wedding package” designers often just adjust adult-size measurements to children’s bodies, resulting in a fit, trim, and accents disproportionate to a little girl’s frame. One Small Child has been designing flower girl dresses to fit flower girls for over 21 years. Learn more about us.
In selecting a flower girl dress, brides should consider the fabric texture – stiff, scratchy fabrics make for unhappy little girls. Although all of the dresses at One Small Child are made to be (pleasantly!) wearable, customers have a fifteen-day try-it-out period to decide whether the dress is to the flower girls’ liking. Although the bride may choose the flower girl dresses, the parents of the flower girls must pay for them unless the bride offers to pay instead. Some brides specify only the colors of a flower girl dress and let the girls decide on a style. Other brides have long-held dreams of the perfect flower girl dress; since this is her special day, the bride’s preferences should be held paramount. The parents of the flower girls are often expected to order the flower girl dresses. If the wedding day is more than six months in the future, the flower girls' parents should take into account possible growth spurts when deciding on dress sizes. Dresses are often white, reminiscent of the bridal gown, and have a colored sash or accent. But many flower girls depart from this tradition and still add splendidly to the wedding procession. Flower-accented dresses and full, tulle skirts are longtime favorites among flower girls and make them feel like little princesses. Full, ruffley slips are must-haves for most flower girl dresses. |
