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12 Jan, 2008 in art pottery by admin

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6 Unique Ways to Dress up Your Flower Girls

Flower girls are so cute and they bring cheer and enjoyment to the bridal procession as well as to their parents and guests. The typical dresses that flower girls wear are little girl versions of either the bridal gown or the bridesmaids' dresses.

But little girl versions of the ladies' dresses or gowns are so outdated as of this time. Many brides opt to see something different from their little flower girls aside from the usual styles of dresses and gowns. Here are 6 unique ways to dress up your flower girls:

1) Themed weddings or not, you can always let your flower girls wear something that is based on a particular theme. Why not let them wear Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty themed gowns since little girls love Disney princesses. Always use various colors or whatever color has been used to dress up the characters.

2) Let your flower girls portray the role of fairy princesses complete with wings and wands. You can look for little fancier gowns of various colors [or your color motif] and then look for fairy wands and wings in specialty stores or children's section.

3) Some brides would love to see their flower girls look like little brides- complete with bouquet and veil. This may not be as unique as it may sound, but this is truly a cute way to present your little flower girls and for them to grace the aisle.

Their gowns don't have to be exactly the same as yours. You can get them any white or off-white flower girl gowns and have the florist make them small bridal bouquet replicas. You may use tulle or any sheer fabric as their veils and you may also have their hairs styled, accentuated with headpieces or fresh flowers.

4) Dress them up like Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's

There is nothing wrong with the popular style of one of the world's first fashion icons. This time, instead of using a clack dress, make it white or your color motif. Style their hair the same way as Audrey's in the movie and let them wear the same jewelry and accessories. No sunglasses or bags, but instead you may let them have small pouches where rose and flower petals can be kept until the exit procession from the church.

5) Dress them like ballerinas

Little girls look great with almost any type of gown or dress. But letting them wear a tutu and ballet shoes is certainly different and unique. You can use color motif instead of the usual pinks, whites and pastels to make the attire more lively and appropriate for the occasion. You can also have them wear headpieces such as flowers or headbands.

6) Let them wear the season

If you are getting married during the winter time, you can have a winter themed wedding or simply apply the season to your flower girls' ensembles. They can wear the usual gown or long dress in color motif, and for the season-appropriate piece, they can wear faux fur boleros on top just to emphasize that it's cold and it's appropriate to wear something to warm them up.

Flower girls are sometimes left out when weddings are purely focused on adults. But if you love kids, especially little girls, you will definitely enjoy their participation because most of the time they too love to dress up, prettify and take pictures with the bride.

About the Author

Harrison Fray is has a lifelong passion with weddings and relationship matters. He can help you decide on the best groomsmen gifts cheaply and with classic style. Harrison also can help on picking the right bridesmaid gifts. Stop by Go Wedding Gifts to see what Harrison recommends.

Robert Herrick "To the virgins" poem analysis?

This is the poem:
Gather ye Rose-buds while ye may,
Old Time is still a flying:
And this same flower that smiles today,
To morrow will be dying.

The glorious Lamp of Heaven, the Sun,
The higher he's a getting;
The sooner will his Race be run,
And neerer he's to Setting.

That Age is best, which is the first,
When Youth and Blood are warmer;
But being spent, the worse, and worst
Times, still succeed the former.

Then be not coy, but use your time;
And while ye may, go marry:
For having lost but once your prime,
You may for ever tarry

I already have written about the idea of carpe diem etc
does anyone else have any ideas about what to write about?
Language features/techniques?
Motifs?
Personification?
Thanks

Personification would be interesting...Give emotion to cell phones or something.

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