How To Use Flower girl In A Sentence
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The flower girls were Kara and Shannon McGovern, nieces of the bridegroom, who wore full length white gowns with raspberry coloured sashes.
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Her daughter immediately commands her mother not to give the flower girl any money.
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She added: ‘I wanted my daughters-in-law to be bridesmaids, my granddaughters to be flower girls and my grandsons to be page boys.’
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She is excited about being a flower girl and we are also having a lot of bridesmaids and we have pageboys.
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The fashion shows will provide plenty of creative ideas for brides and grooms, but will also extend to include selections for the entire wedding party, ranging from flower girls and pageboys to the mother of the bride.
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My three daughters, still too young to fully understand what was happening, were the excited flower girls in organdy dresses.
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Fancy her feelings when he married a flower girl who had become declassee under extraordinary circumstances which were now notorious!
Pygmalion
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The beautiful flower girls were Mary Ann Lynagh and Serena Swaine whilst the pageboys were John Paul Swaine and Thomas Lynagh.
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Roisin Carroll and Zoe O'Keeffe were flower girls and the pageboys were Gavin Harty and Darragh Keogh.
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Flower girl was Caoimhe McHale niece of the bride and pageboy was Stephen Doherty.
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Bound to be enjoyed by many many people, especially those with insipient flower girls of their own. posted by fusenumber8 @ 12:07 PM
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Then the flower girl and ring bearer came down the aisle.
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The bridesmaids and flower girl each had a single white lily fixed in their hair, to match the bride's bouquet.
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The brides niece Ciara Cushen was a pretty flower girl and pageboy was Jamie Jackson.
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My girls looked a picture as flower girls and performed their roles with aplomb.
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The flower girl reached the throne and then carefully sprinkled the rest of the flower petals at the foot of the royal chair.
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Savannah's more of a junior bridesmaid and flower girl combined.
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Arabs, Spanish dancers and flower girls, Elizabethan ladies and cavaliers, Red Cross nurses and college dons, Indian chiefs and squaws, cowboys and "habitant" girls, who were so thoroughly enjoying themselves.
Judy of York Hill
