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Like shopping for bridesmaid dresses, finding flower girl dresses that I liked was much harder than I expected it to be. Most flower girl dresses I found were either really expensive (over $200!) or very tacky. I didn’t want something all white that looked like a mini-bride dress or a first communion gown.
Then I found this dress online from One Small Child for $150. They are silk dupioni (same as most of my dress) in slightly off-white color with a contrasting sash and underskirt and a detachable flower pin. There are about 15 colors to pick for the underskirt and sash and they actually had navy blue, the color of our bridesmaids dresses. Yay!
They were more expensive than I wanted them to be, but I really liked them and I offered to help pay for the dresses if it was a problem. I guess I just got kind of sick of looking for a good flower girl dress, too. Plus one of my flower girls did tell me that she wanted to “look like a queen,” not a princess, but a queen. So I had to find something suitable for mini-royalty, right?
Hahaha, I love it! I’d tell her, “Sorry kid, you can be queen in about 20 years.” 
Miss Radish,
This is a non sequiter, but can you describe what the back of the lily-embroidered organza Nicole Miller dress you tried on looked like? Like if there were buttons, or if the sash was just a long piece of satin. I’ve tried to look for pictures of the back of the dress EVERYwhere online, and can’t find it!
Thank you. 
L — The back was pretty simple, it just had a zipper and the sahs tied in back. The sash was made of satin and was very long.
I do have a picture of the back (thought it’s not a great one) and I posted it in the Wedding Bee Boards for you.
aww, Mrs. Radish, that was very sweet of you. Thanks!
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Mrs. Radish, Chicago/Syracuse Age and Occupation: 27, Executive Assistant/Journalism Student/Musician Fiance's Age and Occupation: 28, Anthropologist/Musician Engagement Date: December 20, 2005 Wedding Date: August 18, 2007 Blogging Since: June 26, 2007 Venue: The Wellington House in Fayetteville, NY About Me: Mr. Radish and I are both from upstate New York, so we are planning a wedding in Syracuse from about 700 miles away. When I’m not obsessing about our wedding I play the cello in my band (which Mr. Radish is in too), read as much as I can, sleep even more, travel whenever possible, and try to find time to have fun with my friends. I’m also working on finishing up my journalism degree with a concentration in environmental reporting and I’m the VP of my campus Amnesty International chapter… so I’m a pretty busy bee.
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