Designer Sleeveless Rose V Back Ballgown Floor Length Flower Girl Dress

Specifications:

• Featuring with flowers on the shoulders, round neck and V-back style designs
• This kind of toddler flower girl dresses is sleeveless, and the bottom is pleated ruffles
• With V back, these toddler flower girl dresses look beautiful and lovely
• Big bowknot on the back waist is so shining and makes the floor length flower girl dress more charming
• Soft enough, it will not hurt your girl's skin and brings your girl the experience of pure natural and comfortable
• These wedding flower girls dresses are perfect gift for your little sweetheart
• Fashion enough as a perfect gift for someone special or treats for your children
• A best gift for your flower girl to witness the sweet love on the wedding ceremony
• Material: Satin & Gauze
• Shown Color: Dark Brown
• Custom Time: 7 Business Days

For Specially Tailor-made for Your Tailoring Service

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! All dresses of Standard Tailoring Service ordered from us can be cancelled or be changed within 48 hours since you place the order. Because we will work on the dresses in 48 hours. Would you please think it carefully before ordering? If you have any questions before order, please contact us. We thank you in advance for your understanding.

Details:

• This kind of toddler flower girl dresses come with round neck and solid color fitted top

• Floor length and ballgown style with layered design, the toddler flower girl dresses are soft for your little girl's long time wearing

• Flowers on the both side of the shoulders, the toddler flower girl dresses are so chic and lovely

• Daring V-back and the big bowknot to the loveliest toddler flower girl dresses

How to Measure:

• Have the little angel stand with arms relaxed at her sides in undergarments or fitted clothing
• Measure shoulders by placing the tape measure across her upper back from shoulder to shoulder. Make sure that the tape measure is laying flat against her back
• Measure bust by wrapping the tape measure straight across the top of the bust and widest part of back to form a completed circle. This is the most important measurement of the dress
• Measure waist by placing the tape measure 1-2 inches above the navel and forming a completed circle
• Measure hips by placing the largest part of hips, which is found approximately 8 inches below the waistline
• Now compare the measurements to the dress you'd like to buy. When in doubt go with the bust size, which makes the dress most comfortable and the zipper or lace-up close easily

Size Reference Table: 
   

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person
• The size detail bases on "Help/Buying Guide/Conversion Reference"
• For customer who likes to choose customized service, the correct size measured by professional tailor with your underwear on is strongly recommended
• For customization, please allow about 7 business days to process your order

About Flower Girl:

A flower girl is a participant in a wedding procession. Like ring bearers and page boys, flower girls are usually members of the bride's or groom's extended family, but may also be friends.The flower girl is the picture of innocence as she walks carefully down the aisle, scattering petals as she goes. Everyone in attendance is sure to smile when they catch sight of the flower girl in her formal attire, taking her role seriously. The flower girl is part of a longstanding tradition as part of the bridal party.

• Function: The duties of the flower girl are simple. She is to go before the bride and scatter flower petals to create a fragrant pathway for the bride to walk on. The flower girl is usually dressed in a formal gown that either matches the bridesmaids' dresses or complements them somehow. Many feel the flower girl represents the girlhood of the bride and the innocence and child-like role she is leaving behind. Depending on the bride's wishes, some flower girls simply carry a bouquet or a basket of flowers rather than scatter petals.
• Size: Most flower girls are between the ages of 3 and 7. Because the duties require her to walk down the aisle herself at a steady pace and scatter flower petals, many girls younger than 3 find this too difficult to master. Girls older than 7 or 8 may feel that being a flower girl is too babyish and wish for something more to do, such as being a junior bridesmaid. However, there is no set age limit for a flower girl.
• Considerations: The flower girl should be given an ample opportunity to practice her role. Parents should make sure that she can practice walking down the aisle at the appropriate pace. Many brides give the flower girl a basket of confetti to practice with during the wedding rehearsal so she can accurately gauge how much to drop and when. Depending on the flower girl's age, she can either stand quietly with the other bridesmaids at the end of her walk or be quietly seated with her parents after her big moment

How to Choose a Flower Girl Dress:

• Decide how many flower girls you will have. Some brides have just one, while others invite several little girls to take part in their wedding party. If you have more than one flower girl, take into account their various ages so you can find a dress style that will be available to accomodate their different sizes
• Select a dress that is appropriate for the formality of your event and the season. For instance, a long velvet dress would be just right for a winter evening wedding, while a lacy sundress may be perfect for a daytime summer ceremony
• Browse through bridesmaid magazines and look for photos of flower girl dresses to see what you like and don't like. Some of the options may look like little communion dresses, while others may be just simple sheeth or A-line cuts in solid jewel tones
• Select your bridesmaids' dresses first, if possible, so you can look for flower girl dresses that will work well with the other attire. Some stores sell both adult and toddler size formal attire, so you may be able to get a younger version of the same gown your older wedding party members will be wearing. Check out Ann Taylor, Talbots and J Crew (listed in the Resources section) for dress styles that are suited for a range of child and adult sizes. You can also visit bridal shops like David's Bridal to see what they have that will meet your requirements
• Plan to dress your flower girls in something that looks good with the bridemaids' dresses, but remember that you don't have to have everyone match. Consider using the same color dress for everyone but having the little girls wear a variation of the adult version. For instance, if the bridesmaids are wearing a dark green sleeveless long gown, put the flower girls in a dark green short dress with capped sleeves. This will provide a uniform look with some individuality. Or, let the flower girls deviate by picking a print dress for them to offset the bridesmaids' gowns, or even put the little ones in a contrasting color to really stand out and add a "wow" factor
• Look for dresses that will be practical as well as attractive. Consider how the fabric feels and how constricting the cut is, as little girls like to move around and comfort matters to them. Make sure the fabric won't be itchy against delicate skin and if possible, find something that the little ones will be able to wear again
• Pre-shop on your own to select a few top contenders, then invite the little girls and their mothers to come with you and try on the top two or three choices so you can see how they look. Bring with you all of the accessories you'll need to get the full effect. For instance, bring some pretty hair bows or other hair jewelry, small baskets that you can fill with rose petals and ask the mothers to bring a slip, tights and shoes for the girls to wear with the dress
• Look at a range of stores beyond those that carry formal wear. Department stores often have a wide selection of cute dresses, as do specialty shops. Also look online for more choices, since you can always order these and have them shipped

How to Sew Flower Girl Dresses:

• Meet with the bride to decide what style and color of flower girl dresses she wants. Find out if she's having just one flower girl or more, and how old they are. Find out if the bride wants to help pick out patterns and materials for the dresses, and set a budget and a deadline. Make sure all expectations for the dress or dresses are clear
• Find out what size the flower girls wear. Unlike adult patterns, most children's dress pattern sizes are similar to store bought clothing. You may want to get the child's height and waist measurement to make sure
• Choose a pattern for the flower girl dresses that's appropriate for the age of the flower girls. The dresses should be comfortable, and easy for them to walk in. You may want to choose dress patterns that are no longer than just below the knee, so the flower girls won't trip while walking up the aisle
• Select fabric, and any decorations such as matching ribbon, lace or trim, for the flower girl dresses. You can find ribbon flowers in many fabric stores
• Pick out good quality thread that matches the fabric, as well as zippers or buttons and any other notions you need. Although zippers make dresses easier to change, buttons can be more decorative, and provide a way to add extra detail to the dresses
• Cut out the pattern pieces for the flower girl dress. If you're using the same pattern to make more than one dress, each a different size, cut along the lines for the largest size first. After you cut out the fabric for the larger size, you can cut the patterns smaller. Smooth out any wrinkles in the pattern pieces, using a low-temperature iron if needed
• Follow the pattern directions to cut out the dress pieces and sew them together. You may want to have the flower girls try on the dresses before you hem the skirt and sleeves, to make sure they're the right length

Flower Girl Dress Tips:

• Have you decided on a flower girl for your wedding yet? If yes, it is time to choose her dress, which can actually be a fun time for both of you. After all, next to the bride, the flower girl will be getting a lot of the "ooh's" and "ahh's"
• When choosing a flower girl's dress, begin by checking out boutiques that specialize in children's wedding wear. A regular wedding shop may be able to help, however usually these shops will only adjust adult measurements to fit a small child, which could cause the dress to look disproportionate to the child's body frame
• Although the bride may already have a design in mind for choosing the flower girl's dress, remember that the parents will be paying for it, unless otherwise arranged. Let the flower girl's mom and the flower girl, herself, give opinions to the dress you are looking at and be sure it is in a price range they can afford
• Remember to keep in mind that little girls grow fast, when choosing your flower girl's dress. If you are ordering the dress six months in advance, you may want to add a few inches to the dress, which can then be altered the week before the wedding. Just like with any dress, it will be easier to take it in than adding material to a dress that is too small
• Little girls like to feel like princesses in their dresses. So consider a smaller make to your wedding gown when choosing a flower girl's dress. Traditional flower girl dresses are usually white with full, ruffle skirts underneath to give them the 'bridal' look. Flower accented dresses are also popular among flower girls. Use hoop slips to give them that princess look. Keep in mind the material you are selecting. A soft, silky feel will leave your flower girl less fidgety versus a rougher material that will make them itch and feeling uncomfortable
• When choosing your flower girl's dress, do not forget to find matching accents for her hair. Decide if you want her hair up or down. With either, adding baby's breath and ribbons will give her a beautiful look of enchantment. Also let her parent's know what type of shoe you would like her to wear with her dress. If you choose a shorter dress, close toe or an open sandal, depending on the time of year, would be appropriate. If the dress is long and flowing, covering her feet, think about letting her wear white slippers. This will ensure her comfort and make the event more enjoyable for everyone
• Flower girls add a cute touch to any wedding. Let her carry a beautiful bouquet or throw flower pedals down the aisle as she walks, which is usually the tradition of her role. If the child you choose is too small to walk, decorate a red wagon in a lot of white lace and flowers and let an older child, or bridesmaid pull the wagon down the aisle

Package Included:

• 1 x Sleeveless Rose Ballgown V Back Flower Girl Dress