Some popular flower dresses are :
Bodice and Skirt Flower Girl Dress - Flower girl dresses are made of two parts - the bodice and the skirt. The bodice is the upper portion of the dress from the waistline, and skirt is the bottom portion of the dress. Different styles and varying combinations are available in both sections.
Princess Flower Girl Dresses -There are some flower girl dresses that are designed to look like princess dresses. These dresses have a full skirt with lots of frills,lace, beads, flowers, or ribbons. Some princess styles to look for include dresses with a satin bodice and a double-layered full tulle skirt.A crinoline or a hoop slip can be added under the skirt to give an even fuller look.
Pleated Skirts - Pleated skirts are not as full as the princess-type skirts, but can still be very
decorative. Box-pleated skirts have wide, even pleats that run vertically down the skirt's length
and appear to spread wider apart toward the bottom of the skirt. Pleated flower girl dresses are
classical in style and offer a simple, yet elegant touch to any wedding.
Gathered, Pulled, Puffed, and Scattered! - This may sound like a messy way to describe a flower girl dress style, but it's really a very beautiful design. With this type of dress, the skirt's upper layer of cloth, satin, or lace is gathered at the hemline and/or at certain points throughout, and then pulled and puffed at these points. This gives a semi-wrinkled look. With scattered flowers or roses at the gathered points, this style creates a dashing look for the flower girl!
Bodices and Sleeves - Bodices may be plain satin or decorated with lace, flowers, or pearls. The bodice might be pleated, embroidered, or feature scattered flowers or roses. The sweetheart neckline is shaped similar to a heart. The v-neckline comes to a perfect V shape from the shoulders to the middle of the upper chest. The scoop neckline offers a slight curve around the neck. The boat neckline curves in a wide range from shoulder to shoulder.The halter neckline has wide straps that wrap around the neck, similar to a halter top.Flower girl dresses may be sleeveless or feature halter straps, thin spaghetti (or wider) straps, short or long sleeves, or puff sleeves.
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Bandung, IndonesiaBodice and Skirt Flower Girl Dress - Flower girl dresses are made of two parts - the bodice and the skirt. The bodice is the upper portion of the dress from the waistline, and skirt is the bottom portion of the dress. Different styles and varying combinations are available in both sections.
Princess Flower Girl Dresses -There are some flower girl dresses that are designed to look like princess dresses. These dresses have a full skirt with lots of frills,lace, beads, flowers, or ribbons. Some princess styles to look for include dresses with a satin bodice and a double-layered full tulle skirt.A crinoline or a hoop slip can be added under the skirt to give an even fuller look.
Pleated Skirts - Pleated skirts are not as full as the princess-type skirts, but can still be very
decorative. Box-pleated skirts have wide, even pleats that run vertically down the skirt's length
and appear to spread wider apart toward the bottom of the skirt. Pleated flower girl dresses are
classical in style and offer a simple, yet elegant touch to any wedding.
Gathered, Pulled, Puffed, and Scattered! - This may sound like a messy way to describe a flower girl dress style, but it's really a very beautiful design. With this type of dress, the skirt's upper layer of cloth, satin, or lace is gathered at the hemline and/or at certain points throughout, and then pulled and puffed at these points. This gives a semi-wrinkled look. With scattered flowers or roses at the gathered points, this style creates a dashing look for the flower girl!
Bodices and Sleeves - Bodices may be plain satin or decorated with lace, flowers, or pearls. The bodice might be pleated, embroidered, or feature scattered flowers or roses. The sweetheart neckline is shaped similar to a heart. The v-neckline comes to a perfect V shape from the shoulders to the middle of the upper chest. The scoop neckline offers a slight curve around the neck. The boat neckline curves in a wide range from shoulder to shoulder.The halter neckline has wide straps that wrap around the neck, similar to a halter top.Flower girl dresses may be sleeveless or feature halter straps, thin spaghetti (or wider) straps, short or long sleeves, or puff sleeves.
