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Lately I’ve been combing the web for flower girl dresses. I’ve waited until relatively late to purchase them, since little kids seem to grow so fast—I want to make sure they still fit come time for them to wear them. I am in love with the idea of the girls wearing cute little ballet flats that match their dresses. But what should those dresses look like? Ideally, I want them to be white or pale pink, and they shouldn’t be too poufy or tutu-y.

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This one looks great in both colors–the hardest thing would be deciding which color to choose! And how precious is that bun with the side part?

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I love the fuller skirt on this one, but I’m not sure if it comes in white or pale pink.

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This one’s so elegant (and I LOVE the posy), but since my dress and the bridesmaids’ dresses will be short and/or tea length, I’m not sure how long FG dresses would fit in.

I liked all of these options, but I wasn’t sure what else was out there. Then I checked out J.Crew’s Crewcuts dresses, and I was kinda blown away.

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This darling “tuxedo” dress is one of my faves–but is it too casual?

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Unfortunately, this one doesn’t come in white or pale pink. But I absolutely adore the shape of it.

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Check out the pockets on this dress! Cute and practical.

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This is the only one out of the Crewcuts wedding collection that I would even consider. Overall, J.Crew’s prices on the ones that are officially “flower girl” dresses are pretty outrageous. But this one’s so special that it might be worth it.

I already bought hair ties with pale pink flowers attached for the flower girls to wear. I don’t have a picture of them, but this headband will give you an idea.

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I checked out the dress with the pockets again, and it was on sale! I bought two and had them shipped to my flower girls—I haven’t seen pictures yet, but my cousin tells me the dresses are a perfect pale dusty pink.

What was your criteria for the perfect flower girl ensemble?