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Flower Girl Dresses Australia
While the bride and groom are celebrating one of the most special days of their lives, the youngest members of the bridal party also play a magical role. Adorned with the important responsibility of scattering petals - and sometimes even holding the bouquet - the anticipation builds for weeks, if not months. And when the day finally arrives, she will be allowed to wear the dress. The dress.
So which one will it be? A full lace gown with a matching flower crown? Or something sweet and simple with a soft tulle skirt? Whichever flower girl dress is chosen, it will always hold a special place in her heart (and her wardrobe). We hope you find something perfect in our selection of flower girl dresses, designed with love in Australia.
FAQ's:
Do flower girl dresses need to be white or ivory?
Not at all! While white and ivory are traditional and still very popular choices, many couples prefer to match their flower girls to the bridesmaids or use different tones for a unique look. Ultimately, it’s all about your personal style and preference.
What should a flower girl dress look like?
Flower girl dresses in tulle, satin, organza or linen - made for the bride’s little besties and perfect for twirling. Choose classic white, soft ivory, pastels or bold colours in styles to match your wedding theme. We especially adore a tulle bow!
Do flower girls have to match?
They can if you want them to! Matching flower girls look adorable, but mixing and matching colours or styles within a single colour palette is also a great option.
Do we have to have a flower girl?
Not at all! It’s entirely up to you. If you want a flower girl (or girls) to be part of your wedding, then go for it!
Can I have multiple flower girls?
Absolutely! Whether it’s daughters, nieces, or friends' children, feel free to include as many flower girls as you’d like. The more, the merrier!
Who pays for the flower girl dresses?
Traditionally, the flower girl’s parents pay for the dress. However, it’s a lovely gesture if you’d like to offer to cover the cost.
When does the flower girl walk down the aisle?
A flower girl typically walks down the aisle just before the bride, often scattering petals ahead of her.
Do flower girls have to scatter flowers?
No, they don’t. If your venue doesn’t allow petals, flower girls can carry a basket of flowers, a floral hoop, or a miniature bouquet. Another charming idea is having the flower girl pass fresh flowers to guests as she walks down the aisle. Be sure to check with your venue beforehand.
We hope this answers your questions about flower girls and their dresses. If you have any more inquiries, please feel free to contact us!