Non-white Flower Girl Dresses

Look for holiday dresses. They’re half the price too. Ross/Burlington/Marshall’s has a good selection. Costco before Christmas and Easter. Any local department store. Also look online:


https://www.pinkprincess.com/holiday.html
Amazon.comLightinthebox.com
JJ’s House has a reputation on the forum of being hit or miss, mostly the price is too good to be true and seamstresses will not touch their dresses for alterations, since it is based in and ships from China.



Many consider 9-11 to be the cut off ages range for ring bearers and flower girls. With a starting age of 3 because anything younger requires extra supervision. Do what works for you.

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I literally knew you would comment. Haha. I really appreciate the advice and the links though.

Yeah my 9 year old flower girl I wanted her originally as a junior bridesmaid (we are actually super close despite a 15 year age gap) but we did not have a jr groomsmen. I know you can still have a jr bridesmaid without a jr groomsmen but that isn't even and that would really bug my fiance and I lol.

I can totally understand not. wanting them in white!! Kids don't care about what they're wearing the way we do. Case in point: my niece at my brother in laws wedding was laying on the floor of the hotel with her legs in the air for a full hour before the wedding. She's five.

Both she and another niece of mine will be the flower girls at my wedding, so I've been on the hunt as well for ones that will look nice with my dress and that I know they'll have fun wearing since they're such girly girls. I ran across HerMajestyFlowerGirl on Etsy. I LOVE THEM ALL AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!! Super fun, different color choices other than white, and reasonably priced

https://www.etsy.com/shop/HerMajestyFlowerGirl?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=989782199

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Thank you so much for the link! I will definitely check her out.

I was flower girl for my cousin and his wife and wore a pink dress (big, puffy . . . it was the 80s, what can I say). I *LOVED* that sucker (wore it around - grocery store, etc. whenever my mom let me). Pink was part of the color "family" but wasn't the BMs color at all - could you do something like that? (So maybe a shade of a color your BMs dresses?)

I would let the older girls pick their own dresses - they'll be happier in something they picked and have the littlests' mom/dad pick her dress - again, comfort/happiness - some kids are weird about tags/seams/etc. and it's not necessarily something you'd know unless you were the one dressing them on the regular.

We had the 9 year old in our wedding as a jr GM - it made him feel very adult (we also had him escort his grandma and my mom down the aisle as part of the processional). You could even cut down to 2 flower girls and have a 9 year old jr BM?