Flower Girls - in Action!

Flower Girls in action over last year....

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1st and last one look great.

Like #1 a lot. Would have liked it even more if you didn't cut off her feet.

Very nice and very cute all of them!

I agree with what others have said about the first - pity about the feet. But my favourite would have to be No 4 - I can see that one coming up when someone turns 21 or gets married himself!!!

Thanks for posting,

Ken.

they are all great, but #4 is priceless!

Good action shots, love the way the petals are in mid-air. Lovely expressions of the girls and boy.

nicksan wrote in post #10496806
Like #1 a lot. Would have liked it even more if you didn't cut off her feet.

I agree! Running behind these flower girls and then ready to catch the bride has me and my camera in all kinds of directions at once.

I have no idea how these play out until I post process them. Yep...I wish I would have framed her feet in! OOPS....Dan

Nice pics. Is it me or does anyone else wait for young flower girls (or guys) to erupt in a tantrum during the ceremony?

I like #1. It's great.

Dans_D60 wrote in post #10498193
I agree! Running behind these flower girls and then ready to catch the bride has me and my camera in all kinds of directions at once.

I have no idea how these play out until I post process them. Yep...I wish I would have framed her feet in! OOPS....Dan

I've cut off a foot or two in the past as well...so I know how it feels!

bbvdm wrote in post #10499501
Nice pics. Is it me or does anyone else wait for young flower girls (or guys) to erupt in a tantrum during the ceremony?

We call this “time to meltdown”. All kids will melt sooner or later. That’s why we always encourage our B&G to get all important formal stuff done as soon as possible like first dance etc. That way when the kids melt (and they always do), it won’t disrupt the event.

Giving the groom a favorite toy will encourage a very young flower girl to walk alone as their focus will be on getting the toy and not everyone looking. Just have the groom slip out the toy from his coat as the flower girl starts her journey … it works!

Dan

bbvdm wrote in post #10499501
Nice pics. Is it me or does anyone else wait for young flower girls (or guys) to erupt in a tantrum during the ceremony?

Or they just "checkout"!!

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#1 is money!

Fantastic!

These are amazing