i am planning a fall wedding. it is a traditional formal wedding with a touch of country/western. i have thought about letting the flower girl throw leaves instead of pedals. would that be wrong? what is the meaning behind rose pedals. also if anyone has any ideas for decor with a horseshoe theme wedding please let me know.
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I’m in need of a flower girl dress that is the same style but would come in a size 6x and also 18 months. I’m out of luck. I’m looking for my sisters wedding and she really wants them to be the same dress but so far I haven’t found anything in the same style that’s available in both children and infant/toddler sizes. It’s a beach wedding so I’m not looking for anything formal or poofy.
I’m getting married in June and neither of us have any young children that could be a flower girl or ring bearer. I’ve been to weddings where the best man just held on to the rings, but what do I do about the lack of a flower girl?
How could I go about getting flowers on the aisle? Should I put them beforehand, omit them, or have someone else do it?
I know every wedding there is a flower girl and a ring bearer. What is the duty of each, what do they do?
The ceremony venue doesn’t want the flower girl to throw flower petals. I have an idea in mind but I can’t find what I wanted anymore.
It was a sign that the flower girl held that said Here Comes The Bride… If anyone knows where I can find that sign please let me know.
If I can’t find that sign anywhere what else could the flower girl hold besides a bouquet of flowers?
If this helps the colors are red and gold and the wedding is on December 19th.
Please and Thank You.
I am trying to pick out my flower girl and I wasn’t sure what age range I should keep in mind while looking.
I have a cousin who is 12, I’m thinking that may be too old, but I’m not sure.
When I got married, the flower girl wore the same color dress as the bridesmaids. My daughter insists that a white dress is the fashion. Can either be considered correct?
We can’t have petals because the beach where we are getting married won’t allow flowers (live or fake) on the beach. What is a cute alternative for the flower girl to throw/lay down?
Will a four year old make a good flower girl. Some people say it’s too young, but I adore this little girl and I want her to be in my wedding. She’s family and only 1 of 2 children invited the wedding. We will have a 6 1/2 year old (boy) there too
How do I keep her occupied during the ceremony and the reception?
