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Being a flower girl parent can be one of the most important
roles before, during, and after the wedding ceremony. I’ve witnessed and
watched some of the hilarious things kids do at weddings—from crying out loud,
running on the aisle and even sleeping on the aisle! I’ve gathered up a few
tips to have a happy daughter and a happy you. Read on to know how to lessen
the stress of being a flower girl parent.
1.) First,
have a talk with your daughter and explain to her the details of being a flower
girl. It’s important that she knows what’s expected of her throughout the
ceremony.
2.) Practice
makes perfect. DO attend the rehearsal dinner with the bride and groom so that
your child will know what to do and when to enter the aisle. DO a dress
rehearsal with your daughter, if there’s none. When the special dress arrives,
have your daughter practice walking in it. Have them practice sprinkling
flowers on a mock aisle at home. Practice taking pictures of your daughter so
she’ll have a feel of how it is in front of a camera and so she can practice
her best smile and poses. The more they
practice, the more comfortable they’ll be when the big day arrives.
3.) On
the big day, prepare mess-free snacks and mess-free activities for your kid.
With a lot of waiting around before and during the wedding, your child will
probably get bored and might cause tantrums and meltdowns. Make sure you have
entertainment like games on phones or iPads, books, coloring books, etc. Bring
water in a spill-proof sippy cup and non-messy healthy snacks (less sugar to
avoid sugar rush).
Finally, sit back, relax and hope for the best. If your child is causing
trouble, just excuse yourself and go outside with your kid, she might just want
a little fresh air.
Looking for a dress for your daughter? We have stunningly beautiful flower girl dresses available here at very affordable prices. You can also check our weekly sale for this week which features Flower Girl Dresses Spring Sale.
Has your child ever been in a wedding? If so, how did it go? Share your
wedding experiences with your child below!
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