Review on Stunning Lace A-Line Flower Girl Dress For Weddings And Pageants By Glamulice by Marquel Rubio

Unless your child is short and stout this dress is NOT going to be a floor length gown.This is a soft, pale, warm toned, ballerina pink dress. It is beautiful and well made. The pink color is more of a warm tone than cool in natural lighting. If you Compare the side-by-side pics in my review, the color is more like that of the flowered dress. The pic of this dress is also scaled down to what it might look like on the model wearing the flowered dress.I found a tie from Kiss Ties that matches the dress beautifully.The outer layer of tulle is cut fuller and a little longer than the solid fabric under it. There is a thin crinoline and liner beneath the skirt layer.I bought a women’s knee-length crinoline to go under it for just a little more fullness. I used a safety pin to cinch the crinoline’s waist to the right size. The added crinoline skirt was the same length as the tulle, so it helped fill in the bottom where there is a discrepancy of length from the skirt of the dress and it’s tulle.My daughter is 4’ 1.5” tall, about 50 lbs. and very lean. We bought a size 7-8. She is age six and usually wears a size 7, but is quickly growing into size 8. She was disappointed it didn’t go to the floor, it is about 4-5 inches off the ground.The skirt length is about 23” from below the sash, the tulle overlay is about 25”.We had the straps as tight as they can go.The bodice is a little loose on her frame. It is 9.5” from where it connects to the strap down to the skirt including the sash. It’s about 6.5” from the v to the skirt. The bow on the back is not pre-tied, you must tie it yourself as you would with most sashes. The straps had slipped from where I adjusted them after she had danced for a couple hours, but it was nice that they were adjustable. The few, slight wrinkles from shipping easily steamed out of the dress.If I had known it was not a full length dress we might have chosen a different dress, but we made do.