The flower girls are cute as a button, small as they are, carrying their flower baskets and adorned with their beautiful flower girl wedding dresses.

Choosing just the right dress for the flower girl isn’t as important as the bride’s wedding dress of course, but nevertheless should be given due thought. Usually in the past the flower girls’ dress was chosen to match the wedding dress worn by the bride. And it was ordinarily white. This was designed to make the flower girl look like a smaller version of the bride.

But more and more, the white wedding is being replaced by ivory themed weddings. This change does make it a little easier to find the right dress since there is a greater variety of colors and shades to choose from. Just like with the wedding dresses themselves, flower girl dresses can be somewhat fancy or more simple in design and look. Of course, the prices can vary a good bit but a flower girl dress does not have to be very expensive. While you may or may not want to get your wedding dress at a place such as a thrift store, it may be that you can find a little girl’s dress that would be perfectly suitable for your flower girl. It might require a special cleaning or a little work in adding some laces or other special touches.

The age of the flower girl may have something to do with the choice of dresses well. Most flower girls are very young and will likely not have a lot to say about their dress. If the child is older such as a preteen, then it is more likely that they will want to have some input into what they will be wearing.

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Hey Diddle Diddle by Patch Magic is a six piece set that includes a sheet and quilt for the crib, dust ruffle, bumper pads as well as two throw pillow shams. It uses pale yellow and blue as a color scheme. The crib quilt features the cow jumping over the moon as well as various other characters from the nursery rhyme including the cat and the fiddle and the dish running away with the spoon.

Brandee Danielle offers a great polka dot baby bedding set called Minky Lemon Chocolate Polka Dot. This set uses super soft minky fabric and blends yellow, green and brown solid fabrics with a polka dot fabric using the same three colors. It is offered as a basic four piece set with many additional accessories available as well.

What better way to send your baby off to dream land than by outfitting the crib with this outstanding gender neutral option called Counting Sheep comes from Bebe Chic. This set is done in shades of periwinkle blue, seafoam green and white. It is offered as a four piece set for standard cribs as well as for Stokke cribs. Several matching accessories are additional options.

JoJo Designs takes the popular jungle theme and gives it a contemporary twist in a black and white crib bedding set called Animal Safari. It uses microsuede and an animal print as well as solid fabrics to create a unique and modern look. It comes as a nine piece set that includes the four pieces for the bed as well as two window valances, a diaper stacker, a toy bag and a decorative pillow.

These four selections are just a few of the many you will find as you decorate your gender neutral nursery.

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