Girls Wedding Wear

Shopping for a flower girl who will be photographed all evening? Girls wedding wear has to survive a long reception and still look right in the family portraits.

Lehengas, gowns and sharara sets for young guests

Full lehenga cholis suit girls who love a twirl skirt. Floor length gowns with sequin work photograph beautifully under indoor lighting. Sharara suits and palazzo sets give the same festive look with more room to run around in, which matters at a three day wedding where children are on their feet from the morning haldi to the last dance.

Where these outfits get worn

• Cousin and uncle weddings where the family coordinates colours
• Baraat and mandap ceremonies that run long
• Indian weddings held in US banquet halls and hotel ballrooms
• Ring ceremonies and engagement dinners

Every set here arrives ready to wear with its dupatta, so nothing needs a tailor visit before the flight or the drive to the venue.

Narrow it down quickly

Filter by colour if the family has already picked a palette, then by fabric. Silk and brocade hold their shape for daytime ceremonies. Georgette and net move better for sangeet nights and dance floors. Sort by price when you are buying for two or three girls at the same time.

What she will wear it with

Flats or low mojaris rather than heels, since children are on their feet for hours at a wedding. A small potli bag, light jhumkas and a few bangles are enough. Anything heavy at the neck gets pulled off before the ceremony ends, so keep the jewellery simple and let the outfit do the work.

Sizes run from toddler through the early teen years, with age based measurements listed on each product page so you can order from anywhere in the US without guessing. Check the size chart against a recent measurement rather than her age alone, since children grow between the order date and the wedding.