When clients come to meet me in the studio, they are often still pondering the idea of whether or not to have flowergirls or pageboys. They usually ask my opinion as to their involvement with the photography during the day and when they should ‘go back to Mummy or babysitter’. Many couples have nephews, nieces,
I’ve always loved the designs that Big By Fiona Scanlan releases for the little ones (seriously, why were feather hairbands, sequin capes and tutus not available from funky stores when I was a kid? I was relegated to wearing my ballet performance tutu around the house!) so I loved these fresh summer looks from her
Long floaty dresses and wild floral arrangements are not an obvious choice for the littlest members of your bridal party – but I think this flower girl inspiration shoot might sway you from traditional into something incredibly sweet and beautiful. There’s something that captured my heart about this inspiration shoot – the gorgeous long flowy
I’m not quite sure, but sometimes I think flower girls get the better deal in the whole “Dressing up for a wedding” issue. Puffy skirts, sweet hair accessories and throwing petals. I love the range of flower girl dresses on offer at the moment – from fluffy tutu skirts, to sweet cotton lace dresses. Here’s
I’m not sure how I stumbled upon these sweet little frocks for little girls from The Little Dress Making Company- but don’t you think they’d make the perfect little flower girl gowns? I’m especially in love with the “Shirley” gown with the bow around it’s neck and the box pleat. Handmade clothes are so special
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