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Junior Bridesmaids: What To Wear
The typical junior bridesmaid is a “tween” or young teen. If she is to old for a flower girl and not old enough for a full fledged bridesmaid, she falls in the middle. Just like her age, the junior bridesmaid's attire should also be somewhere between the flower girl's fancy dress and sweet girls jewelry and the more sophisticated styles favored by bridesmaids. Here is a general look at how to dress a juior bridesmaid.
Junior bridesmaids can be the most challenging to dress. Anything that is remotely “babyish” is going to send your tween running away screaming. On the other hand, if you dress unappropriate for her age ( which she might love!), her mother is going to have a fit. The right balance is key, both in terms of age appropriateness and style. The ideal junior bridesmaid dress will tie in with the both the flower girl's dress and what the bridesmaids are wearing. Add some coordinating girls jewelry, and you will have the perfect outfit.
Length can be a great way to bridge the gap between the what the flower girl and bridesmaids are wearing. A tea length dress will go perfect with bridesmaids wearing floor length dresses and flower girls wearing a knee high dress. If the flower girl will be wearing a ankle length dress, opt for a tea length for the junior bridesmaid. A full length dress is fairly sophisticated, so they should only be worn by a junior bridesmaid if the wedding is very formal. The flower girl, for the record, should never wear a dress to the floor. A long dress is simply too mature for a small child, she should always look like a young sweet girl in a cute dress and dainty girls jewelry.
If your looking for another great way to coordinate your junior briedsmaid with the rest of the wedding party, color is a great way. Matching the flower girl's attire or the bridesmaid workes well with a junior bridesmaid. Generally speaking, an older junior bridesmaid will appreciate being dressed more like the older women in the wedding party than the youngest attendants; when in doubt, choose a dress for her that matches the color of what the bridesmaids will be wearing. Another way to coordinate your junior bridesmade with the rest of the group, is to wear a sash. Let's say that your flower girl is going to wear a white party dress with tiny pearl girls jewelry and your bridesmaids will be wearing sky blue dresses. A white dress with a sky blue sash could be the perfect combination for your junior bridesmaid.
The style of the junior bridesmaid's dress is very important. Make sure to stay away from anything that will make her look to mature for her age. Srapless is abolutely out of the question. Sleeveless or cap sleeve is ideal, cut in either a tank or a scoopneck. If the girls age and dress are appropriate, spaghetti straps can be acceptable. A summery cotton sundress, is appropriate with speghetti straps, especially if you add some bows on the shoulders. Because the length and fabric are fairly sophisticated, a floor length satin dress with spaghetti straps might look a bit to grown up. It would not be the best choice for a ten year old, but a junior bridesmaid who is thirteen or fourteen could get away with such a dress.
Be careful to select age appropriate accessories, as well. A short pair of crystal drop earrings would be lovely girls jewelry for a junior bridesmaid, whereas shoulder-grazing chandeliers would be far too grown up. When you are careful to balance the desire of your tween or young teen with appropriately youthful styles, you will find the perfect attire for your junior bridesmaid.
My daughter wants to take a white boy to her Junior prom, what should I do?
This is a tragedy. I have completely failed as a parent. What should I do? How can I change her mind about this pale pasty?
SHUT YOUR TRAP!!!! YOU HAVE FAILED AS A PARENT BECAUSE YOU AREN'T ONE, YOU ARE AN IMBECILE!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sorry Sorry --Super Junior Live (Black VS White)
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