Petal Pink Flower Girl Dresses Style 313 in chocolate and pink silk
Pink & Chocolate Brown Flower Girl Dresses Style 313
Every wedding has its own color story, and this bride created a truly memorable one with her choice of pink and chocolate brown for her flower girl dresses. She decided to base the design on our classic Style 313, a popular choice for its graceful silhouette and timeless appeal.
The bride began with a foundation of chocolate brown silk for the bodice and bustle. This rich, warm tone added depth and sophistication to the overall look. It paired beautifully with the lighter pink tones, creating a harmonious palette that was both playful and refined.
To add softness and a hint of romance, the bride had the silk dress underlined with blush dupioni before adding a delicate layer of pink silk organza on top. This thoughtful detail gave the skirt a dreamy, ethereal quality, allowing the blush to peek through gently beneath the organza.
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As a finishing touch, she decided to include roses for an additional $40. These floral accents complemented the pink organza perfectly and added an extra sense of charm to the flower girls’ attire. Even with this small upgrade, the dress remained affordable while feeling completely custom.
The final design featured a skirt topped with pink organza, creating soft movement and a light, airy look as the flower girls walked down the aisle. Combined with the chocolate brown bodice and bustle, the contrast felt elegant yet fresh—a perfect choice for both traditional and modern weddings.
Style 313 is one of our most versatile designs, beloved for its flattering lines and customizable details. By pairing the chocolate brown base with pink organza and blush underlining, this bride transformed a classic silhouette into a look that was entirely her own.
The result was a set of pink and chocolate brown Style 313 flower girl dresses that not only delighted the bride but also charmed her guests. The thoughtful layering of colors and the subtle floral detail created dresses that were as unique as they were memorable.
