Flower girl outfits

White and ivory are classic choices for flower girl dresses, but there are no fixed rules. You can choose a dress that complements the bride, coordinates with the bridesmaids or picks up another colour from the wedding palette. Blush pink, champagne, pale blue and other soft shades can all work beautifully depending on the style of the wedding.

Both are lovely choices. White creates a crisp, traditional look and is often chosen to coordinate with the bride, while ivory has a softer, warmer appearance. If you'd like the flower girl's dress to complement the bridal gown closely, it's worth comparing the shades before choosing as white and ivory can look different depending on the fabric and lighting.

Not at all. Some couples choose matching colours across the wedding party, while others dress their flower girl in white or ivory to create a connection with the bride. You can also coordinate the outfits through smaller details such as a sash, flowers, shoes or accessories rather than matching the dresses exactly.

The best flower girl dress is one that suits the wedding while still being comfortable for her to wear throughout the day. Tulle and princess dresses create a fuller, fairytale look, while lace and satin are beautiful choices for more traditional weddings. Simpler A-line styles can be perfect for modern celebrations and older flower girls.

Either can work beautifully. Full-length flower girl dresses create a more formal look, while knee and tea-length dresses give younger girls a little more freedom to move. If you choose a long dress, make sure the hem sits at a comfortable length so she can walk confidently down the aisle and enjoy the celebrations afterwards.