Product Overview
01 / The Silhouette
Short in Front. Sweeping at the Back.
The defining feature is the high-low hem. Its shorter front reveals the shoes and legs, while the longer back creates a more dramatic outline. Several curved satin layers give the skirt depth and a distinctive tiered finish.
For flower girls who will be seen walking down the aisle and joining the wedding photographs, this shape offers two different views in one dress.
02 / A Closer Look
Satin in Sculpted Layers
The glossy blue surface catches the light across the skirt, making each curved tier easy to distinguish. The gathered layers build volume around the hem, while the bodice stays visually clean with its simple scoop neckline.
03 / The Backward Sweep
Movement from Every Angle
The second photograph shows how the skirt opens out when lifted slightly. The shorter front and longer back become especially clear, with the satin tiers forming a layered frame around the legs. This is a useful detail to consider when choosing shoes and planning the finished hem length.
04 / Colour Story
A Clear Blue Accent
Blue gives the dress a defined colour presence in a wedding party. Pair it with ivory, white, silver or soft grey for a balanced palette. For a more coordinated look, repeat the same blue in a ribbon, floral detail or another small wedding-party accessory.
05 / Occasion Planning
From Aisle to Photographs
The shorter front makes footwear part of the outfit, so choose shoes with the whole silhouette in mind. The longer back adds a formal note for the ceremony and portraits. For outdoor UK and European weddings, check the back hem against the venue's paths and ground conditions.
06 / Styling the Details
Let the Hemline Have Space
Footwear
Choose shoes that look neat from the front, where the shorter hem makes them visible.
Hair Accessories
Keep hair details simple so the blue satin and sculpted skirt remain the main features.
Outer Layer
For cooler weather, plan a short cardigan or jacket that can be removed for the main photographs.
07 / Design Notes
The Dress at a Glance
08 / More Wedding Styles
Explore Colour, Fabric and Shape
09 / Before Ordering
Measurements and Making Time
The product is listed at £64, with sizes 2–14 and a Custom Made option for an additional £15. Compare the child's current measurements with the Kemedress size chart before choosing. For a high-low skirt, pay particular attention to the intended front and back hem positions, as the child's height affects how the shape falls.
Standard tailoring normally takes 10–18 business days, followed by an estimated 2–8 business days for shipping. The optional rush selection is listed as a 7–10 day dress-finishing service. Shipping time should be added when planning around the wedding date.
Accessories shown in the photographs, including wraps, jackets, gloves, veils and handbags, are not included with the dress unless ordered separately.
Your Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a high-low flower girl dress differ from a standard knee-length dress?
The front hem is shorter while the back falls lower, creating an uneven outline. This design also uses layered satin ruffles, so the back has more visual length and volume than a simple knee-length skirt.
What shoes should be worn with a high-low flower girl dress?
The shorter front makes shoes more visible, so choose a pair that works with the dress colour and the wedding setting. Ivory, white, silver or blue-toned shoes can all be considered according to the outfit palette.
How should I measure a child for a high-low hem?
Start with the child's height and the measurements requested in the size chart. Check the desired front hem position and the longer back drop separately when discussing a custom order, so the intended high-low proportion is clear.
Would this satin dress suit an outdoor wedding?
It can be considered for an outdoor ceremony, but check the venue surface and the longer back hem. Grass, gravel and uneven paths may affect how the back of the skirt is carried and photographed.
How can I coordinate this blue dress with the bridesmaids?
Use the dress as the colour reference and coordinate with complementary tones such as ivory, silver or soft grey. Exact fabric matches are not necessary; repeating the blue in smaller accessories can create a connected wedding-party look.
Can I request custom measurements for this flower girl dress?
The product page lists a Custom Made option for an additional £15. Check the size chart and prepare the child's current measurements before ordering.
A little swing in the skirt. A lovely entrance in blue.
