As she is a Flower Girl; the most traditional head-dress for the special little girl is full of flowers. The classic flower girl topper will always be a wreath of fresh flowers, full of blossoms that symbolize and speak the bride and grooms love for each other. Flowers have been given a secret code of sentimental meaning from classic times and very much expanded in socially constrained Victorian days. Brides and grooms today will choose flowers not only for color, but also for secret meaning. So, the flower girl will generally wear a headwreath of flowers selected by the Bride or Groom.

Flowers can be woven or braided into the hair; they can be attached to clips, ribbons, and bows. Often, the flower girl flowers will very much resemble the bride's own bouquet, but may be made of smaller flowers or simply fewer flowers.

While silk and artificial flowers are very common and can remain with the flower girl as a keepsake; we strong suggest that you add some real flowers to the headwreath or within your Flower Girl's own locks. Flowers have long been the quintessential accessory to love, romance, and even innocence.