Flower girls are sweet little angels who bring to your wedding ceremony a touch of innocence! It's positively enchanting to have little girls dresse in pretty Dresses and throwing flowers as they cruise down the aisle. The beauty they bring to the ceremony is unbeatable, while flower girls are not an integral part of the wedding party. It is no surprise, therefore, that many brides decide to have them at their wedding.

1. Fairy-tale flower girl dresses

If you have your heart set on a wedding gown for a princess, your outfit will go well with a fairy tale flower girl dress. These dresses are usually miniature versions of ball gowns with embellishments such as lace, beading, and hand embroidery. Typically the dresses are floor length, but you can also get them changed only to skim the knees, so running around is easy for your flower girl. m Although fairy tale dresses is generally available in white and ivory. You may also be able to discover them in many different colors.

2. Full-length gown

Right for a formal wedding, these dresses are full-length and stretch only past the knees to ensure that the little girl is comfortable wearing them. Since it is a long dress, it is better to keep it simple with the details, so the bulk of the material on the small frame is not distracting. These dresses are commonly made in the form of A-line since most kids are simple to wear and look fine. Full-length gowns in color or white are available, and the skirt may either be pleated or simple.

3. Two-piece flower girl dresses

This is a versatile option for brides who mix and match the top and skirt to build the intended look. The dress has a separate bodice and skirt here, but it will resemble a single dress when worn together. When choosing this choice, there are different choices, and you can either have poufy flower girl dresses or have simple silhouettes that are simpler to carry and easy to wear. The added advantage of a two-piece flower girl dress is that if your flower girl doesn't fit into a particular size, it allows you to mix and match various sizes. You will then find a dress that suits her shoulders properly and her height.

4. Tea-length dresses with poufy skirts

This is a party dress style, very ornate and voluminous, that looks perfect at a formal ceremony. Typically fashioned in the form of an A-line silhouette or ball gown, the dress is distinguished by its skirt length. The fabrics used are net, tulle, or organza, and the bodice and the lower layers of the skirt often feature a satin finish. Although the dress is short, it is still quite successful as the skirt adds a dramatic overtone to the overall look. It is popular for a beautiful effect to see the dress collected at various points and little flowers scattered at these gatherings.

5. A-LINE skirts

A-line dresses are a favorite of flower girls and can be short or long. As the name suggests, the dress’s silhouette resembles the form of an A, with the top portion fitting closely to the body, and the skirt flares out from the waistline into the shape like  A. There might be a demarcation with a sash or waistband at the waistline, usually in a different color. You may suggest adding a waistband in your theme color to easily fit it to the overall look when selecting the look.

6. Colorful flower girl dresses

There are plenty of options if you wish to dress your flower girl in a rich hue. These are available in various colors, styles, and silhouettes, from full-length dresses to shorter tea-length dresses. Although colorful dresses are often appealing to young girls, for a cohesive effect, make sure the dress color goes well with the bridesmaids’ dress colors. Since you do not have as many color choices as you have with dresses for bridesmaids, you can pick as many colors and dresses as you want.

7. Cap sleeves and short sleeve dresses

You may suggest dresses with sleeves if you are not fond of the sleeveless element prevalent in flower girl dresses to choose from. There are various sleeve lengths. These include sleeves for caps, sleeves for T-shirts, and longer styles. Especially when they are embellished with lace or hand embroidery, the cap sleeve style is incredibly endearing. You can also use lace to make short sleeves, which will help you fit it to a vintage-inspired wedding theme.

• When designing her look, do not forget your flower girl's accessories. The best are simple and convenient pieces of jewelry. For that extra dainty touch, you can also think of adorable accessories such as flower crowns and pretty waistbands. Remember, comfort should be one of the most important considerations when choosing your flower girl’s outfit. Avoid clothing that is too long, too tight, too warm. This will make your flower girl upset and ruin her mood.

One factor in your favor is the fact that dressing your flower girl in the wrong way is almost impossible. So, have fun picking a dress for her.