The gang was all there. Indianapolis Public Schools - Facebook When Indiana school teacher, Marielle Slagel Keller, walked down the aisle as a bride last summer, she did so after 20 flower girls and ring bearers. Keller had chosen all of her kindergarten and first-grade students as her small, yet mighty, wedding attendents. "They mean the world to me," she told the school staff who recently posted it on the Indianapolis Public Schools Facebook page. "The kids and their famili

No wedding is perfect, but the goal is to avoid as many fails as possible on your wedding day. Let us help you sidestep some common flower girl mishaps by being prepared. #1: Your flower girl is too big for her dress. Flower girls tend to grow like weeds. Aim to purchase a dress no more than two months in advance. Be sure to confer with her parents on sizing. #2: Your flower girl is cranky. Hanging out with a bunch of adults, waiting for the wedding to begin, is no fun for a

Congratulations - your daughter is a flower girl! Now what do you do? Being the parent of the most adorable wedding attendant means you have duties too. Here's the scoop so you can both be ready: THE DRESS: Traditionally, the bride chooses the style of the dress and the flower girl's parents pay for it. However, this doesn't mean you can't offer your input, especially if the bride is not experienced buying kid's clothes. PRE-WEDDING EVENTS: As a member of the wedding party, t

Including flower girls in your special day makes for a magical and memorable experience. Not only do little ones add an exceptional cute factor, but they also happen to play crucial roles. So what's the appropriate age for a flower girl? Most flower girls fall between 4 - 8 years old - young enough to elicit collective "awwws" yet old enough to handle the responsibility. However, you can always select outside of this range - older girls are often promoted to junior bridesmaid