Questions and Answers About Flower Girls

Kaya Collections is a fashionable online special occasion dress company. From time to time they get questions from parents about flower girl customs and flower girl dresses. Here are some of their answers.
One mother wanted to know whether her niece who was two years old was too young to be a flower girl. Kaya's response is that flower girls can really be any age, although the traditional age range is between 4 and 8 years old. Often brides will select a young flower girl because she is the daughter of a close friend or relative. When a child is too young to walk down the aisle herself, you can have the Mom walk her or even carry her. Or else, you can have her escorted down the aisle by an older flower girl. If they are able to walk down the aisle themselves, you can coax them to complete the walk by holding out a piece of candy or a nice toy that will attract them. Keep in mind that young flower girls are always considered cute, whether they make it down the aisle or not, scatter the petals or not.
And here's another question that Kaya Collections frequently gets from potential patrons. What can I do with this lovely custom %LINK1% after the wedding. Parents buying a lovely custom flower girl dress for their daughter needn't feel that the dress will never be used again after the wedding. There are many options. Parents can purchase two sashes, and have the tailor switch sashes when the flower girl wants to wear it for another occasion. Another way to alter the dress is to hem it. Altering the length will change the flower girl dress into a knee length special occasions dress.The dress can also be used as a general %LINK2% on holidays, special birthdays, and even for family portraits. Finally, you can pass the dress down to a younger sister or relative to use in another wedding.

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