High Quality Cheap Flower Girl Baskets

Thanks for taking your time out to view our flower
girl baskets. We carry a nice line anywhere from
simple and elegant to simply stunning. Our flower
girl baskets are well priced and we will beat any
price so go ahead browse around; I am sure you
will find the perfect basket for your little cutie to walk
down the aisle with.

Sparkling entwined flower girl basket.
Available in white or ivory.

Price $25.99

starlight flower girl basket with swarovski crystals and dutchesse satin

This sparkling flower basket matches
our most sought after wedding
collection, the starlight collection.
Covered in rich Duchesse satin, this
basket is adorned with a scattered
design of Swarovski crystals and glass
pearls.

Price $25.99

Simple elegance is the essence of
todays bride. Adorned with a single
satin bow on each side. This is a really
nice and elegant flower girl basket

Price $12.99

This cute little flower girl t-shirt makes
the perfect gift to say thank you for a
job well-done.

Price $20.00

flower girl cone with free personalization

An elegant alternative to the
traditional flower girl basket,
our satin cone is decorated
with streamers and sheer
bows. Free personalization
available.

Price $20.99

This is a really nice pink jewelry box to give your flower girl. Free personalization

Any young girl will love to store her tiny
accessories in this petite jewelry box.
Free engraving.

Price $25.00

The perfect gift she can use over and
over again. She'll feel all grown up
when she carries this canvas tote bag
with our signature flower girl print
embellished with sparkling crystals.
Personalization is free.

Price $15.00

Flowergirls Etiquette Q&A

Q. Can I have flower girls in lieu of bridesmaids?

A: How sweet! In Victorian England, having child attendants was all the rage, and it's still a popular British
custom. Your only problem? Making sure that the women (or men) close to you are still on board to help
out with pre wedding tasks, throwing a shower, and much more. Even the cutest flower girls in the world
can't provide you with the help you'll need. So if you go the flower girl route, make sure to publicly thank
the fairy godmothers who help to make your wedding happen (in the program or at the reception) and
throw in a nice gift, too.

Q. My daughter is a flower girl in my brother's wedding. We've had conversations about her attire, but it's
unclear who's paying. I want her to look picture perfect, too, but what's the deal?

A. Usually, child attendants' parents pay for their clothes, but the bride and groom will sometimes purchase
a flower girl's dress (or a ring bearer's adorable little suit) as a gift. Ask your brother in plain terms, so that
there are no misunderstandings. If they're receptive, maybe you can split it, or, you pay for dress, they pay
for hat, shoes, etc. Just keep in mind that, like bridesmaids and groomsmen, agreeing to be in the wedding
generally means you're willing to purchase an outfit. So, we say go for a multi-purpose gown (the wedding,
birthday parties, holidays, etc.)

Q. There's some concern about inviting our 6-year-old flower girl (a cousin) to the rehearsal dinner,
especially since the reservation is for 8pm. My fiance's mother does not want to invite her to the dinner
because she is so young; my parents disagree -- she's part of the wedding party. I can understand both
points of view, but I don't know what we would do with her after the rehearsal. Who makes the call? The
host (my fiance's mom) or the couple?

A. There's no strict etiquette -- whether or not child attendants are invited to the rehearsal dinner is up to
you ("you" meaning the couple and the hosts of the party, often the groom's parents). It's perfectly
appropriate to invite her to the dinner, since she will be at the rehearsal -- especially if her parents will be
there, too! Perhaps you and your fiance should try to broach this issue with his mom to see if you can
change her mind. It might be a money thing or maybe she thinks the flower girl's a brat, who knows? Check
in with the little girl's parents, too. Maybe they already have a plan (i.e. A babysitter is coming to pick her
up at 9:30).

Q. I'm a bridesmaid, and the bride's having her baby sister as the flower girl. I mean, she's cute, but I really
don't want to have to be in charge of policing a 4 year olds every move. Is "babysitting" her one of my
duties?

A. Yes and no. For the day of the wedding, the bride may ask you to check her sister's appearance before
she goes down the aisle, smooth her braids, fix her hair ribbon, etc. You might also have to take her to the
restroom a couple of times. You can handle this, we know you can! As for the reception, we think you're off
the hook. Parents will probably take charge, anyway. When it comes to partying, you're free to run with an
older crowd.

Q. Does the flower girl stand in the receiving line?

A. Not usually, but if she's daughter to one of the newlyweds, then she should definitely be included. This
is a big day for her, too.