My daughter has had the honor of being chosen as a flower girl quite a few times. Needless to say, we’ve stocked up on a lot of flower girl dresses from the times she’s been part of wedding entourages.
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| Blue Satin Sleeveless Bodice with Organza Overlay Skirt | |||||||
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Made with a lovely organza overlay and falls at the natural tea length  | |||||||
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Some brides provided us with dresses; while some gave us the color and motif, and then specified for us to buy our own.
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| Ivory Satin Sleeveless Bodice with Organza Overlay Skirt | |||||||
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Made with a lovely organza overlay and falls at the natural tea length | |||||||
Let me share my top tips in choosing a flower girl dress for your darling daughter:
Comfort—What is your daughter’s style? Choose something that she would feel comfortable wearing for at least six hours.
Style—Tulle dresses are great for little princesses, and simple designs are for little tomboys. Before buying a dress, show your daughter pictures to get a feel for the type of dress she likes.
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| Simple and Classic Banana (Yellow) Flower Girl Dress | |||||||
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Color—Dressing her up in her favorite color gets you 100 mommy points! It can be as simple as knowing your daughter’s color preferences. If that’s not available, choose the closest colors available.
Season—Hot or cold? Make the weather a consideration in choosing little girls party dresses. Choose light and breezy dresses during summer, and heavy pieces during winter.
Budget—My years of dress hunting has taught me that there is a dress for every budget. It’s a matter of knowing where you should look for flower girl dresses.
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