That is the dumbest thing Ive ever seen... I mean would you really pull your flower girl in a wagon behind you and your dress!
swags1016
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LOL i guess if you FG or RB were too little and unpredictable. Throw their little butts in there and down the aisle they go!! LOL
NYCMeghan
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that is just ridiculous!
OctBride03
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Something new! Sheesh!
I guess people would use it for the FG's & RB's maybe if they are too shy to walk down the aisle.
And maybe those people using their pets to fulfill those roles...
I don't know
MarcellaBella
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I've seen that before but it was used for a little ring bearer that was still a baby.. so they decorated a wagon and one of the jr bridemaids pulled him in.. it was actually adorable..
Lisa Rose
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I can think of other things to spend $499 + shipping and handeling on!!!!
spazybride04
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anything that has an optional 'safety strap' can't be too safe for children!
Sassy
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What a crazy idea. I guess if you were getting married in the country on horseback
jenny2penny
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chmpgnrose
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Funny! LOL!!!!!! You put your flower girl in the wagon while she hold onto your train? Who pushs the wagon then?
Ronnie&Theresa
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My FG will only be 18 mts so I am def putting her in a wagon to be pulled and I want the wagon to be white and she can drop the rose petals out from it..
Its better then her being SHY and not wanting to walk . I would have more of a FIT then she would!
october
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LMAO--maybe this is common in the midwest-- where the Farmer pulls them thru the fields in the tractor...Then the ceremony...I reckin---:)