White or ivory is the question every bride asks first, and the answer is simple: match the dress to the gown. An ivory flower girl dress sits beautifully beside an ivory or champagne wedding dress, while a true white one belongs next to a white gown. Put white next to ivory and the ivory looks yellow in the photographs, which is why we make both.
White flower girl dresses made for the whole day
Every dress here is soft tulle over an opaque lining that runs all the way to the hem, so it is pretty in the light without being see through, and there is nothing scratchy at the neck or under the arms. She can walk the aisle, sit through the speeches, eat cake and run around the dance floor in the same dress. Sizes 2Y to 8Y, and every style is machine washable, because grass stains happen.
White and ivory flower girl dresses, which to choose
The Starlight is warm cream and champagne tulle scattered with tiny gold stars, the softest of the ivories. The Primrose adds a hand crocheted yoke with little gauze roses. The Snowdrop has an embroidered yoke and puffed sleeves for a christening or a winter wedding. The Bluebell White is crisp white with tiny silver sequins and satin straps that tie in a bow at the back, and the Blossom White is covered in three dimensional fabric butterflies for a flower girl who wants to be looked at.
Order two to three months before the wedding so there is time for a try on and a small alteration if the length needs it. If several girls are wearing the same dress, order them together so the same dye lot arrives in one box.
Looking for a softer colour? See our pink flower girl dresses and blue flower girl dresses, or browse every flower girl dress.