Searching for stylish, high-quality outfits for your children to shine at weddings, baptisms, birthdays, or family ceremonies? Look no further.
Contents 1 For girls… 2 And for boys… 3 A tailor-made service…MAISON ÈME has launched its debut collection of premium ceremonial clothing and accessories. Explore it now on their online store: www.maison-eme.com!
Little ones will adore the delicate flower crowns, satin and tulle barrettes with pearl cabochons, swinging skirts in French poplin and Italian tulle, tops with subtle couture ruffles, and belts in plain ribbons or muslin flowers. This ceremonial line delights young ladies with its enchanting details.
Best of all, these pieces transition seamlessly to everyday wear – no need to save them for one special day. The Valse skirt pairs beautifully with a printed tee, bomber jacket, denim layer, and sneakers. Available in sizes 2-4 years, 6-8 years, and 10 years, it features an elastic waist for comfort, a seamless one-piece cut, and delicate pink lurex elastic.
The Luciole top, with its elegant back neckline, shines in casual looks with raw jeans and white sneakers or a floral skirt and camel ballet flats. Sizes range from 2 to 10 years.
Check out their charming bow ties, crafted in Portugal from the same grosgrain ribbons as the girls' belts. Simple, elegant, and perfect for cohesive wedding processions.
Repurpose them for holidays by pairing with striped or checked shirts. Adjustable necks fit children aged 3 to 12 years.
Here are Ethan and Thomas modeling the knots – soon with their rose bow ties!
For a truly unique touch, MAISON ÈME offers personalization: match colors to your event or add embroidered pearls. Inquire about their bespoke services.
The MUSE ribbon belt comes in 7 stock colors (dozens more on order), as do the bow ties. The Daphne flower crown is customizable – paper rose colors, with or without pistils. Dream big.
Quality drives every creation: carefully selected materials and select pieces handmade in their French workshop.
Discover this gem today!
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