2012-02-22T18:02:31Z http://flowergirlworld.net/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blogcast tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-24:12378104 Lizzy J 2011-10-24T21:09:10Z 2011-10-24T21:09:10Z I can always do without the stress of RUSHING something as important as a flower girl dress. Plan ahead, just a bit, folks. When I was married we had to wait 8 months for the flower girl dresses, they were expensive and not well made (not even lined)...and you had NO CHOICE to return them (even though we did NOT like these dresses). Times have changed, it was SO EASY ordering this dress for my daugther to be a flower girl herself...and so inexpensive. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-14:12171936 Brandon R. 2011-10-15T04:49:32Z 2011-10-15T04:49:32Z Small business is the only way to go and be sure your dollars spent are reaching families and communities. I wish the internet would revive the American Downtown in a cyber-community sort of way. Shop small!!! tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-12:12115827 The Briar Patch http://www.shopbriarpatch.com 2011-10-13T02:35:41Z 2011-10-13T02:35:41Z Hi Marty:<br />Your order is received and will arrive on time. Three weeks is usually fine timing, unless you need a speedy exchange (which we will do our best to facilitate). It is orders that are needed the SAME WEEK of placement that can cause heartache for everyone. Thank you for letting us know! Perfect timing is at least 6 weeks before the event date. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-12:12115602 Marty Lyle 2011-10-13T02:31:44Z 2011-10-13T02:31:44Z Understood, plan ahead! When in a rush, be patient and keep your options open. With that said, I need 4 flower girl dresses in 3 weeks! Please look for my order. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-12:12115448 Ellie McKnight 2011-10-13T02:29:20Z 2011-10-13T02:29:20Z Very helpful! Our seamstress was going to charge for taking measurements. Thanks for saving us $25.00 to spend on flowers (or favors, or drinks...) Every little bit helps. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-12:12115095 Jennifer Bealls 2011-10-13T02:23:17Z 2011-10-13T02:23:17Z Ooooooo, kind of gross, I never thought about where a "new" dress may have been before I bought it. Glad to know there is a difference between new and the thrift store (not that I don't like thrift stores, I really do, but would like something "new" when paying a retail price) tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-10-12:12112348 Luisa Garza 2011-10-12T23:19:11Z 2011-10-12T23:19:11Z I am glad to know there are quality control limits in place, I don't want my little girl wearing a dress that was stuffed in a stranger's closet for months. THANK YOU for keeping track of this. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-05-25:9710193 Mary Daley http://shopBriarpatch.com 2011-05-25T20:38:55Z 2011-05-25T20:38:55Z My husband was in your area and called me to inform about the exquisite children's clothing you guys have.I have 2 little boys and he was very impressed by suites you carry for them and I'm shocked cause he never notices anything in the clothing department.But he was right I'm impressed also. I know where there holiday wear is coming from this year. I rarely see things that are dressy yet elegant for boys and I'm a very picky shopper I found a new favorite. tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-05-24:9682253 AswadKannag http://www.gchr.com.au/gold-coast-holiday-homes/sorrento-holiday-homes/ 2011-05-24T15:23:33Z 2011-05-24T15:23:33Z Hey - I am definitely happy to discover this. great job! tag:www.flowergirlworld.net,2011-04-13:7689139 Elly http://www.yahoo.com/ 2011-04-13T17:41:17Z 2011-04-13T17:41:17Z THX that's a great awnser!