flower girl

Flower girls and boys also dressed in white followed her.

"If I marry this guy, you have to be the flower girl."

A few months ago she bought a book about flower girls for a friend's 7-year-old daughter, who will be in her wedding this month.

"It's like playing the part of a flower girl at a wedding," he said.

And I treat a duchess as if she was a flower girl.

Then she remembered what he'd said in jest about the flower girl.

Some sources say that the idea of the carburetor came from a flower girl.

Do they want a princess or a flower girl?

A flower girl can refer to a participant in a wedding procession.

"Cue the flower girls," said Gaston, from the other side of the control room.

She also was the flower girl at Betty and James' wedding.

She held a minor role in The Prisoner as the flower girl.

A flower girl in a wedding limousine is killed by a drunk driver.

"I was going to be the flower girl, but I got promoted," he said.

A flower girl for the wedding was whisked into a neighbor's house to get her away from the violence, the woman said.

Do you think Baby May could be a flower girl at my wedding?"

They may be attended by bridesmaids and flower girls.

In 2007 it put on a production of Flower Girls, a play featuring disabled women.

What about putting makeup on the flower girl?

The little girl served as the Queen's flower girl.

C. J., who had insisted on being my flower girl, despite her advanced age, sighed.

He nodded affably at the flower girl, and stood for a moment in the entrance to the lounge.

The wedding party included 16 bridesmaids and flower girls.