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Follow on Google News | ![]() Royal Wedding Flower Girl Dresses differences from Elizabeth, Diana to KatePegeen.com has a variety of Royal Wedding flower girl dress styles from the Princess Kate to the Diana in their recently launched Regal Collection and we analyze some of the recent flower girl dresses used in Royal Weddings of past.
By: Pegeen.com help@pegeen.com April 29, 2011 A Regal Collection of Flower Girl Dresses for a Royal Wedding Orlando, Florida – Marg Hyland, founder and head designer of Pegeen® is an authority on children’s formal wear and the Royal Wedding flower girl dresses have made for some interesting contrasts in dresses for flower girls (called bridesmaids in the UK). There has been many styles of flower girl dresses presented over the years for different royal weddings. Of course we all remember the photographs from Charles and Diana’s wedding in 1982. Even the ex-Duchess of York had a similar flair. EVERYTHING was bigger in the 80’s including the shoulder pads, thanks to Dynasty. This was in startling contrast to the Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) – Prince William’s bride, who brought us back to the simplicity and elegance of Princess Grace http://www.pegeen.com/ The flower girl dresses that are used for the Royal Weddings have contrasted in design. Princess Grace’s flower girls wore short, knee length dresses with tight bustling at the waist, peter pan collars and tiny yet puffy sleeves so typical of the 1950’s. At Queen Elizabeth II marriage to Prince Phillip, the children wore kilts. Princess Diana’s girls were full and with delicate English laces. Typically and realistically, the flower girl dresses are made to compliment the wedding gown but we also believe, fill the child’s desire to be a princess too! Swirly dresses are more preferred and as long as they twirl, the little girl is happy. Our suggestion is that the dress should compliment the wedding gown by pulling in elements of the wedding through color, style, length and fabrication. The Regal Collection and all of Pegeen’s styles can be seen by visiting Pegeen.com for details. http://www.pegeen.com/ The entire collection, introduced in December 2010, however, includes flower girl dresses and ring bearers’ suits appropriate for any child attending or participating in a wedding planned for the most royal of occasions. For every bride who wants to feel like royalty on her special day: The Regal Collection . . . Inspired by Royalty. In addition to The Regal Collection, the Pegeen®.com site offers over 85 styles – beginning at only $150 – with almost innumerable and reasonably priced customizations, in over 200 colors. No wonder Hyland’s company has been such a success for over a quarter century. But that’s just another of the many reasons for the popularity of Pegeen® where wedding planners, brides, and other wedding participants can shop online, 24-7, and talk by phone or chat online with Hyland almost any day of any week. Just give our designers a call and judge for yourself. Go to Pegeen®.com http://www.pegeen.com and see for yourself the difference that can make much of wedding planning easier, more fun, less stressful and less expensive, while being treated to Hyland’s expert staff for advice and common sense. You’ll definitely benefit from her extensive background in the ever-changing world of wedding planning and attire. Flower girl dresses by Pegeen are designed and made by us at our own U.S. factory. Your flower girl will wear one of the finest couture flower girl dresses ever produced. Visit us at pegeen.com for flower girl dresses customized especially for you. help@Pegeen.com Twitter – PegeenDotCom Blog - customflowergirldresses.com facebook/pegeenkids 407-928- # # # Flower girl dresses by Pegeen are designed and made by us at our own U.S. factory. Your flower girl will wear one of the finest couture flower girl dresses ever produced. Visit us at pegeen.com for flower girl dresses customized especially for you. End
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