Product Overview
Burgundy, with a Golden Finish
Rich burgundy tulle, delicate floral edging and a golden bow create a charming look for a little wedding guest.
THE FRONT VIEW · FLORAL DETAILS · KNEE-LENGTH SILHOUETTE
A Skirt Made for Twirling
Soft tulle gives the A-line skirt its airy shape, while floral lace detailing traces the hem with a decorative finish. The knee-length cut keeps the shoes visible and gives the silhouette a lively, youthful proportion.
Little details make the difference: lace at the sleeves, a defined waist and a softly flared skirt bring the look together without overwhelming its proportions.
TURN THE DRESS AROUND · THE GOLDEN BOW
The Little Grand Finale
The oversized gold bow gives the back view its own moment. It adds a celebratory focal point when she walks down the aisle, joins the wedding party or turns for photographs.
A Thoughtful Colour Pairing
Burgundy pairs beautifully with warm gold, champagne, ivory and soft neutral tones. For a coordinated wedding party, repeat the gold accent in small details such as hair accessories or shoes, while keeping the other outfits comfortably understated.
For autumn and winter ceremonies, a separate soft wrap can be considered for cooler venues. Any accessories shown in the photographs are not included with the dress.
Details to Keep in Mind
Silhouette
A-line, knee-length skirt
Fabric & Colour
Tulle in burgundy
Neckline & Sleeves
Scoop neckline with cap sleeves
Embellishment
Floral appliqué details and a statement bow
Back
Zip fastening
More Little Details to Love
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Choosing Her Size
Available in sizes 2–14, with a Custom Made option for an additional £15. Check her current measurements against the Kemedress size chart before ordering, paying particular attention to the chest, waist and desired skirt length.
Order Timing
Standard tailoring: 10–18 business days
Shipping: 2–8 business days
Optional rush tailoring: 7–10 days to finish the dress
Questions Before the Celebration
Will the knee-length skirt work for a flower girl who needs to move freely?
The knee-length A-line shape leaves the lower legs visible and avoids a floor-length hem. Check the finished length against her height and shoes so she can walk, sit and join the photographs comfortably.
How can the gold bow coordinate with the bride's wedding palette?
Warm gold details work naturally with champagne, ivory and soft neutral shades. Repeating a small gold accent elsewhere in the wedding party can make the colour connection feel intentional without matching every outfit exactly.
Does the back bow change how the dress should be photographed?
The bow is a defining feature from behind, so include both front and rear views in the wedding photographs. A walking shot or a gentle turn can show the contrast between the front bodice and the decorative back.
Would cap sleeves be enough for a winter wedding in the UK?
Cap sleeves provide a short shoulder covering, not substantial warmth. For a cold church, outdoor photographs or a draughty venue, plan a separate child-friendly wrap or cardigan and remove it indoors if preferred.
Which shoes work best with the knee-length hem and gold details?
Gold, champagne, ivory or burgundy flats can complement the dress. Choose a secure strap and a comfortable sole, especially if she will be walking on grass, stone paths or polished venue floors.
What measurements matter most when choosing a custom size?
Start with chest and natural waist measurements, then consider shoulder-to-hem length for the intended knee-length finish. Measure over the undergarments she is likely to wear and use the current size chart rather than relying only on age.
How should the tulle and floral hem be cared for after the event?
Keep the skirt away from rough surfaces and avoid pulling at the lace details. Follow the garment's care instructions, and use a professional cleaner if the fabric or appliqué needs specialist attention.
