A flower girl learns her role in the wedding.

Hey Little Flower Girl reminds us all that no job is too small to make a moment more beautiful.We can all learn from flower girls, making a day special in their own way while celebrating their very important job of paving the aisle for the bride's grand entrance.The role of flower girl is one young women have always considered sacred. Before women are bridesmaids standing beside lifelong friends, they are flower girls, standing in front of family, playing a part in the love story of two people. Flower girls do not second-guess their importance or contemplate whether or not they should be there, scattering petals purposefully. They just do what they are supposed to do and do it with grace and joy.Hey Little Flower Girl is a gift for every young girl playing a part in a bride's special day, but it's also a gift for anyone needing encouragement in their seemingly small moments.

Louisa is excited to be the flower girl at Uncle Jim's wedding.

A great gift for any flower girl or young wedding guest, this full-color activity and sticker book is filled with all of the fun events of a wedding day--and more than 300 reusable stickers! Have fun with this sweet activity book all about a flower girl's preparations for a special wedding day! Packed with activities such as designing wedding invitations, coloring in the bride's dress, and using stickers to create a celebratory feast, I'm a Flower Girl! Activity and Sticker Book is a wonderful celebration of an extraordinary day!

Being a flower girl can be one of the most exciting experiences of a young girl's life. When I Was a Flower Girl provides a place for personal memories and keepsakes that every flower girl can look back at and fondly cherish for many years to come. Lively text by fashion and wedding expert Antonia Swinson tells the flower-girl-to-be all she needs to know about her role in the ceremony, as well as explaining the importance of the special day. This pretty little book is guaranteed to charm and delight smaller members of the bridal party. As well as including lots of useful information about being a bridesmaid and preparing for the wedding, the interactive sections have room for little bridesmaids to record all the details of the big day. There is also ample space for favorite photographs.

This book is written for every child or young person that is in crisis, for everyone that is in trouble and can't find help. Maybe there is no help available. Maybe you have no voice -- no power or control over your situation. Maybe you are crying out for help, but even the courts and lawyers don't seem to be able to help you. You might be sick or have a disease for which there is no cure. Whatever the situation or circumstance, this book is written to let you know that there are others who see and understand and are trying to help in whatever way they can. We will come along side you to help strengthen you, to encourage you, and to help lighten the load. We do see and hear your pain and are praying for resolution, strength and encouragement for you.

In this middle-grade Bridesmaids, hilarity ensues as triplets have to stop a wedding! One bride. Two boys. Three flower girls who won't forever hold their peace. What could go wrong with this wedding? Everything!The Brewster triplets--Dawn, Darby, and Delaney--would usually spend their summer eating ice cream, playing with their dog, and reading about the US Presidents. But this year they're stuck helping their big sister, Lily, plan her wedding. Lily used to date Alex, who was fun and nice and played trivia games with the triplets, and no one's quite sure why they broke up. Burton, Lily's groom-to-be, is not nice or fun, and he looks like an armadillo.The triplets can't stand to see Lily marry someone who's completely wrong for her, so it's up to them to stop the wedding before anyone says "I do!" The flower girls will stop at nothing to delay Lily's big day, but will sprinklers, a photo slideshow, a muddy dog, and some unexpected allies be enough to prevent their big sister--and the whole Brewster family--from living unhappily ever after?