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Girls and Boys Wedding Suits: How to Dress Children for a Wedding
Girls and Boys Wedding Suits: How to Dress Children for a Wedding
All parents want to know that they have made the right choice of girls and boys wedding suitswith the cost of weddings soaring and even more emphasis being placed on that all important day and the memory of those wedding photos.
Leeds,
United Kingdom,
United Kingdom
(prbd.net)
25/03/2012
Dressing children for a wedding can be even more difficult than deciding what to wear yourself. But with the cost of weddings soaring and even more emphasis being placed on that all important day and the memory of those wedding photos, all parents want to know that they have made the right choice of girls and boys wedding suits; ones that fit with the etiquette and look smart all day.
Here’s a list of Tips on Dressing Children for a Wedding:
Girls and Boys Wedding Suits: Formal or Casual?
Like adults, children should be dressed appropriately for either day or evening weddings, and the evening is generally less formal than the daytime. A casual children’s wedding outfit can simply be clean and neat. This can be quite plain, although for evening-only, we may wish to go for something more elaborate. Check the dress code beforehand, and ensure that whatever you go for, the outfit matches, with matching belt and shoes etc.
Girls and Boys Wedding Suits: Pattern and Colour
As always, avoid white to as not to upset the bride, and if possible, avoid the colours chosen by the main wedding party. If your child is part of the main wedding party and you are looking for a bridesmaid or page boy outfit, wholesale clothes retailers websites can give you an idea of what is being bought in bulk, so you know what the currents trends are for children’s’ wedding outfits. Avoid big designs on patterned clothes, as children are much smaller and the patterns may get lost or may swamp them. Finally, choose shades of colour that are complimentary to the skin-tone of the children, bearing in mind that some children may look washed out by very strong colours.
Girls and Boys Wedding Suits: Fit and Comfort
It is very important that children’s’ wedding outfits fit well and are comfortable. Children are much less tolerant of heavy, uncomfortable or ill-fitting clothes than adults, and may well make the necessary changes to their outfits to rectify this. What looked like a very smart wedding suit at the start of the day could well end up in tatters by the evening, or – even worse – for the photos. Ensure their clothing is not too heavy and fits well; the collars should not be tight or restrictive and the sleeves should be able to bend easily. Waistbands also should not be tight and shoes must be comfortable. Bear in mind that for the children too big shoes can be just as bad as too tight shoes, and trying to keep them on is stressful and can cause blisters.
Additionally, if your children are going to be indoors for a long spell, try not to over dress them so they can keep cool. You can choose to put them in suitable separates so that they can remove a jacket, waistcoat etc if they feel hot, so as not become hot and uncomfortable.
And finally, perhaps the most important thing, is that children should like what they wear and enjoy wearing it. Having happy, confident and comfortable children on any wedding day is a blessing, and dressing them in clothes they enjoy wearing will certainly help with this.
For information on dressing children for weddings, including the latest trends and best sellers in girls and boys wedding suits, or for advice on choosing a bridesmaid or page boy outfit, wholesale children’s clothes company, Stuart Niman, can help. Call 0113 2467575 or visit their website at http://stuartniman.co.uk
About
Stuart Niman is a childrens clothes wholesalers, offering a large range of attractive and colourful girls and boys Spring clothes; wholesale prices and excellent service guaranteed. From girls dresses and romper suits to boys christening suits, wholesale childrenswear is what we do best. http://stuartniman.co.uk
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