All brides are excited about their big day, while at the same time fretting over everything to make sure nothing goes wrong. All that nervousness and bridezilla mode is justified. The wedding is an important day in any girl’s life and the bride is the main center of attention throughout the event. All eyes will be on you on your big day, but if there is one person who will share that kind of limelight with you, it has got to be your flower girl.
Flower girls are the cutest sight at the weddings and make no mistakes, they are equally excited about playing this role. It is their chance of feeling like their favorite Disney princess so they will be more than happy to usher you down the aisle with a flower basket and will pose confidently for the camera for some pretty clicks.
Since flower girls are little munchkins dressed up as mini versions of brides, they do draw attention from the guests for all the cuteness overload. That is exactly why your input and involvement in choosing a flower girl dress is important. Most brides find this a problem area because it is about dressing up kids and not an adult woman so it is normal for girls to be clueless about what kind of a dress they should be picking up.
Color
Although there are quite a few things that you need to take care of when dressing up young kids, the first thing that you need to decide on is the color and style that you will be following. Your wedding event will be following a certain theme and since the flower girl will have all the attention, it is only rational to be mindful of your theme aesthetics when picking up the color and style for the little girl. If you want your flower girl to be a mini version of you, look for white flower girl dresses, which are usually the most popular choice. Alternatively, some brides also align the flower girl dress with bridesmaid dresses as well. If you are still confused about it, ask the princess herself for an input.
Style
Everything looks good on kids so there are no restrictions per se about following a certain style. That being said, remember that the dress will be worn by a tiny bub so whatever you choose, consider the comfort level of the kid carrying it. Gowns with long tails are not a good idea since there is a chance that they will make the kid trip. Frocks are usually a popular choice for the reasonable lengths that they offer. When choosing a style, be mindful of the weather too because kids hate feeling too hot or too cold and you would not want your flower girl in distress.
Fabric
Even if their parents can easily afford expensive dresses, kids hate heavily embellished and itchy dresses that cause discomfort so steer clear of anything like that. If you feel that a plain frock will look too off the grid, look into light weight flower girl dresses to add a bit of oomph to their look.