Product Overview
Navy, in Full Ceremony
Glossy satin, a sweeping skirt and a beautifully placed bow give this little formal gown its distinctive character.
01 / THE FRONT PORTRAIT
Small Bows, Grand Silhouette
The shoulder bows introduce a playful detail at the neckline, while the defined waist leads into a generously flared A-line skirt. Smooth satin gives the broad skirt a rich surface and lets its folds catch the light as she moves.
The restrained navy palette keeps the look composed. Its decorative details are concentrated around the shoulders, waist and back, allowing the full-length shape to remain the main impression.
02 / THE SIGNATURE BACK
The Bow Takes the Lead
From behind, the oversized bow becomes the defining feature. Its long tails fall over the satin skirt, creating a memorable shape for aisle photographs and portraits taken as she turns away.
A Palette with Presence
Navy works beautifully beside ivory, pale blue, soft blush and silver-toned details. For a coordinated wedding party, it can echo the groom's or ushers' suits while giving the flower girl her own distinctive silhouette.
The Dress, in Detail
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The Fitting Appointment
Available in sizes 2–14, with a Custom Made option for an additional £15. For a floor-length satin dress, take chest, waist and shoulder-to-hem measurements carefully. Measure with the shoes intended for the occasion so the skirt length can be assessed realistically.
Consult the Kemedress size chart
Order Timing
Standard tailoring: 10–18 business days
Shipping: 2–8 business days
Optional rush tailoring: 7–10 days to finish the dress
Questions for the Wedding Planner
How can the flower girl's navy dress coordinate with different bridesmaid colours?
Navy can sit comfortably alongside blush, dusty blue, champagne and ivory. Choose one shared accent, such as a flower colour or ribbon shade, to connect the outfits without making every member of the wedding party look identical.
Will the full-length skirt need special planning for a church aisle?
Check the aisle surface, steps and the child's walking pace during the fitting. The hem should be assessed with her actual ceremony shoes, since a floor-length skirt that is too long can catch underfoot.
How should the back bow be positioned for wedding photographs?
Arrange a rear three-quarter portrait as well as the usual front-facing photograph. The bow and its long tails are most visible when the child is turned slightly to one side, rather than standing squarely towards the camera.
What should be considered when choosing a satin dress for a warm-weather wedding?
The sleeveless shape leaves the arms uncovered, but the full skirt still gives the dress a formal, substantial appearance. For a warm venue, consider the ceremony schedule, indoor temperature and opportunities for breaks between photographs.
How can satin be kept looking smooth between delivery and the wedding?
Keep the dress hanging in a clean, spacious garment bag and avoid compressing the skirt beneath other clothing. Follow the garment's care instructions before using any heat or pressing method, particularly around the bows.
Which shoes are practical with a floor-length navy flower girl dress?
Choose secure, comfortable shoes with a stable sole. Navy, ivory, silver or soft metallic shades can complement the colour, but the shoe height should be decided before checking the final hem length.
What measurements should be checked when ordering a custom size?
Use current chest, waist and shoulder-to-hem measurements, taken while the child stands naturally. Include the shoes planned for the event when assessing the floor-length skirt, and compare the measurements with the size chart before placing the order.
