Cherry Blossom Joy ... Petal Brolly

This easy DIY project will add a touch of sweetness to your flower girl's attire. The other girls will be forming a beeline to have one for themselves. Check out the simple step-by-step guide from Martha Stewart Weddings to creating this pretty favor.

Photo credit: Martha Stewart Weddings

Sweet fairy

Dressing your flower girl in a simple romper and a beautiful tutu is such a great way to start your ceremony. Your guests will be praising you for the wonderful choice of flower girl attire and the flower girl will be prancing delightfully at being able to look like a fairy. Tutus come in such an array of colours that  it is almost impossible not to find one that matches your wedding colour.

Photo credit: Berry Blast tutu skirt via Trinitys Tutus on etsy

For the little girls

It's probably every little girls' dream to be a flower girl, being able to dress up in pretty frocks and accessorise with delicate corsages and hairbands. Dress your flower girl in a simple white dress, and play up the attire with colourful hairbands, glittery hairclips, soft pastel ribbons and corsages, and bold-coloured shoes.

Photo credit (left to right): Silk Taffeta Avery Dress via jcrew, Jazz-Ma-Tazz Shoe via Monsoon, Silk Millinery Poppy via MaryNotMartha (on Etsy), Large Satin Bow Hairband via Monsoon, Cream Dress with Silver Jacquard detail via Mothercare, Multi Rose Cluster Ballerina Pumps via Monsoon