With spring officially begins the time of ceremonies and therefore also the time of your little girl’s First Communion. In this article you can read some important tips to follow to make your little girl’s look unique and above all practical.

First Communion is a time of great joy for parents, but it is even more so for the little girl because she is ready to receive the sacrament of the Eucharist. For the past few years, so that the nave of the home church does not turn into a fashion show, it has been mandatory for all children to wear the famous communion habit. But for the party following the religious celebration, you have all the freedom. But it is important to follow some useful tips so you don’t make a mistake or overdo it.

Girl’s First Communion dress: useful tips for not making a mistake

Your little girl’s First Communion dress should reflect her personality. If she is a creative child she will have already imagined or even designed it. One of the rules to follow is definitely simplicity following practicality. Remember that they are little girls and do not have to become princesses or even less brides. So you must not overdo it. Ruffles and tulle yes, but no veil or train. The more practical the First Communion dress is, the more it can make your little girl happy to move around during the party.

Girl’s First Communion dress: there is no such thing as a right dress, only YOUR dress

Yes, there is no perfect First Communion dress but only that dress that once worn will make your little girl happy. But it’s not just the dress that makes the difference: the complete look from head to toe, from accessories to footwear, should make your little girl look ravishing on her ceremony day.

Girl’s First Communion Dress: let’s talk about colors.

The most suitable color is definitely white, as it is a symbol of purity: metaphorically, that same light that illuminated your little one on the day of her Baptism will reappear on the day of her First Communion. White, however, can also be paired with colors that can echo the theme of the celebration. Pastel pantones such as sugar paper, a powdery pink or even a mauve are preferred. Pastel hues can also be the stars of accessories such as satin belts, hair clips or wreaths in the hair, and finally even footwear, including ballet flats and sneakers.

First Communion dress: fabrics will make the difference

For your little girl’s First Communion dress to be special and unique, in addition to the colorful detail, it must reflect current trends. Trends reward small volumes and special fabrics. inserts of small flowers, lace calls, carved bodices or with some transparencies. Organza and tulle are for the most, but it is the shapes that will make the dress unique. Asymmetrical skirts, bodices with balloon straps, bows in the back, a delicate little princess who will feel even more beautiful on her First Communion day.

First Communion dress: the footwear that closes the look

The timeless plain ballet flats or the more classic bon ton ones by NeroGiardini, with an ankle strap perhaps with bright applications, are always the most sought after. The new trend of the spring-summer season, however, also rewards sneakers, the most particular and unique ones. In converse style or the classic box-bottom ones, they are really special thanks to sequins, embroidered flowers or colorful details.

First Communion dress: don’t miss out on what’s new

As every year, especially during the summer ceremony period, Fratinardi is always up to date when it comes to fashion and trends. Even for First Communion we never disappoint and on Fratinardi.it, in addition to men’s and women’s shoes and accessories for the ceremony, you can also find First Communion dresses for her and him. With free shipping and 24-hour delivery you can receive the dress directly to your home. Don’t worry, in case it doesn’t fit you can request an exchange or even return.

Spring is now here, all you have to do is start preparing for your ceremonies.

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