Flower Girl Hair Styles

Photo courtesy of Niceeve

 

Flower girl hair styles go from straight to curly. Braids are a favorite of brides for their flower girls. Weave flowers through their hair to make them stand out. But if you have a pair of flower girls with pretty curly hair you can't beat letting it loose and flowing.

 

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Add some flowers or some bling to straight or curly locks and their hair will stand out as they walk down the aisle. Flower girls all love wearing tiaras so consider letting them wear one if it fits with your wedding theme.

 

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Flower Girl Hair Briads

 

Photo courtesy of Cozy Cuts For Kids

 

Flower girls are sporting hair braids for their favored wedding day hair style. Fancy and decorative braiding not only keeps a flower girl's hair under control but also makes her look stylish without making her look like she's trying to look too old.

 

You can find other braiding ideas here and here and here and here in WDW(Wedding Day Weekly)Blogging For Brides.

 

 

 

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Flower Girl Hairstyles

Photo courtesy of Babes In Hairland

 

Flower girl hairstyles run the gamut, but braids for your flower girl's hair are the perfect option to keep little girl's hair neat but looking grown up and pretty. Here are a variety of braided looks that your flower girl might enjoy wearing for your wedding day.

 

Photo courtesy of Babes In Hairland

 

Whether you or her mother braid her hair, or a stylist does, these braids are simple and easy but look stylish and keep hair under control.

 

Photo courtesy of Girly Do Hairstyles: By Jenn

 

Consider adding ribbon, bows or flowers to your flower girl's hair to make all the difference in her look for your wedding day. For the flower girl with shorter hair try the look above that has twists in it that give your flower girl the perfect look.

 

For more pretty looks for your flower girls see this post and this post, all braiding looks. The last one is my personal favorite.

Unusual Bouquets for Flower Girls

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Sometimes the simple look works best for weddings. This pussy willow bouquet was designed for a flower girl to carry but you could use pussy willows in a bouquet for both brides and bridesmaids alike. If you are DIY'er this shouldn't be too hard to pull off on your own, especially if you have a couple of pussy willow bushes in your backyard! Economical and simple.

 

Other great natural looks for bouquets include the photos below:

 

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Wheat is particularly appropriate since some sources suggest flower girls made their first appearances at weddings in ancient Rome where they carried sheaves of wheat and herbs to ensure blessings of prosperity and fertility.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Flower Girl Dresses Go Pastel

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Photo courtesy of Luxe Finds posted on Pinterest and My Wedding Concierge

 

Flower girl dresses with a ballerina theme in pretty pink and lavender are perfect for little girls as they walk down with their basket of rose petals. Love the border around the hem and the pretty flowers shown on the back of the dresses. Flower girls and ring bearers round out a wedding party and add a little something extra to your wedding day.

 

 

 

Photo courtesy of Sanseed on Pinterest

 

This pink flower girl's dress has a border as well. This photo is from Pinterest, I could not find it on the site stated, just sharing for your inspiration. This flower girl would fit right in with my family--no shoes! Below an aqua flower girl dress would be perfect for a spring wedding, love pretty pastels for weddings! The aqua dress is perfect for peacock theme weddings.

 

 

 

Photo courtesy of Hannah Miller/Wedding

Baby's Breath For Flower Girls

 

 Photo courtesy of Southern Wedding; Posted on Lover.ly

 

These flower girls have a unique way of carrying their flowers down the aisle. Their 'rope' of baby's breath is perfect with their delicate white dresses. Their ballet flats are likely the most comfortable shoes ever to walk down the aisle. Why do we as adult women torture ourselves by wearing high heels when we could be wearing soft, comfortable ballet flats?

 

Photo courtesy of Southern Wedding; Posted on Lover.ly

 

So if you love pink and white, visit this link and see how they incorporated the colors into their wedding theme.

 

 

She Didn't Throw Flower Petals

This flower girl didn't throw petals as she walked down the aisle.  What did she throw? Tiny silver stars! The stars made her feel like she was the star of the show (even though the bride really was!) 

Try to think outside the box when you decide what your flower girl will throw.  Any suggestions? Please add them in the comments.  Thanks!All photos courtesy of Charlotte Geary Photography.

Wedding of Karen and Jacynda at Mile High Station.