Flower Girl Dresses

Flower Girl Dresses for Australian Weddings

Make her part of the celebration in a flower girl dress chosen for the wedding colour palette, season, venue and the child's age. Our collection includes styles for babies, toddlers, girls and tweens.

For a bright white pearl-and-tulle look, explore the Janet White Pearl Flower Girl Tutu Dress. For an ivory-white long-sleeve silhouette, consider Amelie. Shopping for a baby or toddler? Check the White option of the Betty Satin Bow Tutu Dress.

Flower Girl Dress Buying Guides

Need help choosing? Read How to Choose a Flower Girl Dress for an Australian Wedding, compare White vs Ivory Flower Girl Dresses, or use our Toddler Flower Girl Dress Guide.

White & Ivory Flower Girl Dresses

Choose Janet for bright white, pearl embellishments, flutter sleeves and a full tulle look. Choose Amelie for a softer ivory-white tone, long sleeves and a modest knee-length silhouette.

For more layered styles in white and other occasion-ready colours, browse our girls' tutu dresses.

Baby & Toddler Flower Girl Dresses

The Betty Satin Bow Tutu Dress is listed in 12–18M, 18–24M and 2–3YR; choose its White option for a traditional flower girl colour. Janet and Amelie start at size 1–2 and may suit older toddlers depending on measurements.

Check the individual product measurements and our Dress Size Chart before ordering. Discover more occasion-ready styles in our Baby Girl Dresses collection.

Flower Girl Dresses for Girls & Tweens

Janet has listed sizes from 1–2 through to 15–16, while Amelie extends to 13–14 and offers a long-sleeve option for older flower girls and junior bridesmaids. Listed sizes do not necessarily mean immediate dispatch, so check each product page.

Older girls can also explore our Tween Girls Dresses and Junior Bridesmaid Dresses.

Tulle, Lace & Long Sleeve Flower Girl Dresses

For a full tulle look with pearl details, consider Janet. Amelie combines dotted tulle, long sleeves and a cotton-lined knee-length silhouette for cooler ceremonies. For younger children, Betty pairs a satin bodice with layered tulle and a statement bow; select White for a traditional bridal-party look.

Choosing a Flower Girl Dress

Consider the wedding colour palette, season, venue, comfort and the child's measurements. White and ivory suit traditional weddings, while blush, pink and champagne can complement other wedding palettes.

Flower Girl Dress FAQs

What colour should a flower girl dress be?

White and ivory are traditional flower girl dress colours because they coordinate beautifully with bridal gowns. Blush, pink, champagne and other soft colours can also work depending on the wedding theme.

How early should I order a flower girl dress?

Check the wedding date against the availability information on each product page. Some dresses are ready to order, while others are marked as pre-order or made to order and may require additional time. Review our Shipping Policy and contact us before purchasing if the wedding date is approaching.

What age are flower girls?

Flower girls are usually younger children, but there is no strict age rule. Toddlers, girls and older children can all participate. Older girls may sometimes be considered junior bridesmaids.

Can a toddler be a flower girl?

Yes. Toddlers are often flower girls and may walk with another child or an adult depending on their age.

What should a flower girl wear to an Australian summer wedding?

Lightweight fabrics, breathable linings, short sleeves and soft tulle are suitable choices for warmer Australian weddings.

What is the difference between a flower girl and a junior bridesmaid?

Flower girls are generally younger members of the wedding party, while junior bridesmaids are usually older girls with a role closer to the bridesmaids.