Suzanne Ermann Flower Girl Dresses
September 1st, 2010 | 
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There’s nothing I appreciate more than well-dressed little girls, especially at someone’s wedding entourage! Take your cue from Paris-based designer Suzanne Ermann, who has a smart collection of flower girl dresses – or just fun party dresses for little girls who no longer want to wear traditional little girl clothes, the kind with smocking and a peter pan collar. These dresses are definitely more grown-up, as seen in the minimalist design, satin fabric, and bias cut, yet they still retain the fun child-like quality we all love in little girl dresses. Check out my favorite designs!
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Bridal Shoes at Rosa Clara
Spanish bridal house Rosa Clara has always been known for creating distinctively romantic wedding gowns (as well as a line with Karl Lagerfeld), but I didn’t know they also made bridal shoes until I saw the photos on their website. Their shoe collection is nothing short of spectacular – there’s a stunning mix of modern and daring designs with high heels, to more classic styles with discreet platforms hidden in satin or leather. As usual, I’ve posted all my favorite designs below.
Fashion-Forward Flower Girls
Resist the urge to make your flower girls look like porcelain dolls or horrible miniature versions of grown women. The littlest ones in your entourage deserve to have some style too! Check out these fashionable yet age-appropriate flower girl dresses.
Instead of a full tulle ballgown skirt, try tulle ruffles arranged in tiers. This makes little girls look and feel like princesses without being too costume-y. They’ll look even more polished if you ditch pink for muted colors like taupe and cream.
Bohemian Bride Inspiration from Yolan Cris Alquimia Collection
Even though I prefer minimalist wedding gown designs these days, I’m still a romantic at heart. I know because the Alquimia collection from Spanish bridal house Yolan Cris completely blew me away. I can’t decide which I love more – the stunning lace details, the adorable headpieces, or the quirky styling.
I used to think that knee-high gladiator sandals were so over until I saw it worn with this wedding dress. Amazing. If I were tall and leggy enough, I wouldn’t mind walking down the aisle in this bridal ensemble at all.
Ballet Flats for Bridesmaids
Here’s an adorable idea: if your bridesmaids are wearing knee-length or above-the-knee dresses to your wedding, why not have them don ballet flats? They’re cheap, comfy, and they look absolutely chic.
