A less common, but still tasteful, option is coordinating multiple flower girl dresses.  Decide first whether they will wear the same shades as the bridesmaids, or if the colors will be pulled right out of the bridal bouquet. Going with the latter can add beautiful colors to your wedding photos.

Satin tea-length ball gowns are a great style for this particular look. Choosing wide spaghetti straps ensure an age appropriate look without sacrificing elegance. For picture perfect results, try mixing and matching colors. For example, choose a clover dress with candy pink sash for one flower girl, and a candy pink dress with clover sash for the other.  Or, try this with varying shades of the colors that make up the wedding’s overall scheme. Either way, coordinating flower girl dresses is a snap.

Whether you are modeling flower girl dresses after the bridal gown, bridesmaid gowns or simply coordinating multiple flower girl dresses, it is important to keep the dresses age appropriate and consider your overall wedding theme.