With This Ring: August 22, 2018

fashion
the cute factor…
Flower girls are an adorable addition
to your bridal party.
Here are some little tips for keeping your flower girl (and her
parents) happy…
Whilst you’ll no doubt want your flower girls to look a
certain way, it’s hugely important to make sure they’re comfortable.
So, consider how you can achieve hair and make-up styles in the
least invasive ways possible.
If you’re going to be incorporating a floral bouquet and head
piece into your flower girl’s outfit, make sure it’s small in size and
light in weight.
Keep dress lengths safe and sensible. Long dresses can cause
tripping hazards, so keep hems high – about ankle height.
When it comes to footwear, make sure shoes are not too tight
fitting. It’s a long day of standing and dancing for everyone, but
especially your flower girl.
Flower girl trends do come and go
but certain styles are timeless…
Floral.
Floral dresses stay especially true to the theme.
Whether printed or applique, a floral flower
girl’s dress is one of the most appropriate styles
that you could possibly pick.
Tiered skirts.
Few styles of flower girl dresses are as adorable
as those that have tiered skirts. The top half
of the dress can be left comfortable and simple,
leaving the tiered skirt, often in tulle, to do
the talking.
Pastel colours.
The flower girl will likely spend a fair bit of time
stood next to the bride. So a pastel coloured
dress is an effective way to contrast against a
white bridal gown. Not to mention, the same
pastel tones can be used throughout the rest of
your wedding styling for optimum effectiveness.
Bows.
Bows, positioned either on the front or the
back of the dress, add a lovely bit of detail. So
much so, additional items such as jewellery, are
barely necessary.
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