Navy, Key Lime and White Silk Flower Girl Dresses | Style 345
Navy Flower Girl Dress With Key Lime Sash
This customer chose to base her flower girl dresses on Style 345 and created a really pretty color combination using Navy, Antique White, and Key Lime. She wanted Navy for the skirt, Antique White for the bodice, and Key Lime for the sash. The colors were very different from one another, but that is exactly what made the finished flower girl dress stand out. The Antique White bodice kept the dress looking traditional for a wedding, while the Navy skirt added a rich, formal color. The Key Lime sash brought in a bright accent that made the entire dress feel fresh and fun.
Style 345 was a great choice for this wedding because it gave the customer a classic flower girl dress shape that could easily be changed through color. Sometimes a bride loves the basic style of a dress but wants it to match colors that are already being used in the wedding. That was the case here. By changing the colors of the bodice, skirt, and sash, the customer was able to make Style 345 work perfectly with her own wedding plans without changing the original beauty of the dress.

The Antique White bodice gave the dress a soft and elegant beginning. Antique White is a little warmer than a bright white, so it looks beautiful in wedding photographs and works well with many different bridal gown shades. It also helped separate the darker Navy skirt from the flower girl’s face, keeping the top of the dress light and youthful. This was especially important because the Navy skirt was such a strong color. The Antique White kept the overall design balanced and made sure the dress still had the sweet, traditional look people expect from a flower girl dress.
The Navy skirt gave Style 345 a completely different personality. Navy is always a wonderful choice for weddings because it is formal, timeless, and easy to coordinate with other colors. It can work for almost any season and looks especially beautiful in evening weddings, fall weddings, nautical weddings, and more traditional church ceremonies. On this dress, the Navy skirt added depth and made the lighter bodice and bright sash stand out even more. It also gave the flower girl a polished look that would coordinate nicely with Navy bridesmaid dresses, suits, table linens, or other wedding details.

The Key Lime sash was the unexpected part of the design, and it was also what made the dress so memorable. Key Lime is bright, cheerful, and full of energy. Against the Antique White bodice and Navy skirt, it created a crisp contrast that drew attention to the waist and tied the two larger sections of the dress together. A sash is often one of the easiest ways to bring a wedding color into a flower girl dress. In this case, the Key Lime sash kept the dress from feeling too dark or too serious and gave it a younger, more playful look.
This combination would have been especially beautiful in wedding photographs. The Navy skirt would show clearly from a distance, while the Antique White bodice would keep the dress connected to the bride and the traditional wedding colors. The Key Lime sash would add a bright pop of color that could coordinate with flowers, invitations, bridesmaid accents, or other details chosen by the bride. Even though the colors were bold, they worked together because each one had a different purpose in the design.
One of the best things about custom flower girl dresses is that the customer does not have to settle for a dress made in only one color. A bride may want the bodice to coordinate with her own gown, the skirt to match the bridesmaids, and the sash to match the flowers or another accent color. Style 345 made it possible to bring all three shades together in one dress. The result was not a dress that looked like it came straight from a store rack. It looked like it was made specifically for this wedding, because it was.
The finished Style 345 flower girl dresses had Navy skirts, Antique White bodices, and Key Lime sashes. The colors gave the dresses a formal look with just enough brightness to keep them fun and youthful for the girls wearing them. There were no additional charges for this flower girl dress. Optional prices are subject to change. Check menus for current prices.
