Traveler Girls look ready for wedding on their communion day-complete with baljowns, carriages and three-part cakes

On white thrones in addition to three-part cakes decorated with white ice formation, their makeup perfect and saw tiara’s on their heads, the girls watched the perfect brides every centimeter in their voluminous white dresses.

But these scenes were not of a lush wedding day. Girls from the traveler community enjoyed the UK and the most lush first Holy Communions in Ireland in April and May when the religious ceremony is traditionally held.

With white, flowing dresses, balloon arches and a carriage that is suitable for Cinderella itself, the events could easily be confused, where Catholic children first receive the Eucharist for weddings.

In addition to marking the important transition ritual of receiving the body and the blood of Christ for the first time, the first holy communion of a child seems an excuse for parents and loved ones to throw an unforgettable bash to remember the opportunity.

A young woman used the help of hairdresser Tori Boylanwho describes herself on her Tap As a ‘pro bridal and party hair specialist’, to reach her breathtaking look.

The girl from Rathkale, County Limerick, did a shimmering representation in a dramatic white ball dress, white sash, veil of floor length and net gloves.

She ended her look with glamorous makeup, complete with a pink blusher and matching lipstick.

Her appearance is not unique and another bridal specialist, @kimsqueenstylesWorked with a duo of girls named Sofia and Vallerina to mark their first holy communion in a similar way.

Kim shared an image of one of the young girls on stage, with a balloon arch and an LED lit, a mirroring of an engagement position, like a man, presumably her father, knelt on a knee with her hand in his for a photo.

Prior to the event, Sofia and Vallerina posed on stage in silk white robes before they turned into their extensive dresses.

They both opted for similar hair and make -up styles, including glowing, bronze faces and their hair to ensure that the focus was on their dazzling gold and Pearl Tiaras.

Elsewhere, another young lady seemed to have surpassed the others when it comes to having the most dramatic entrance of the first holy communion.

Tick ​​-account @royalbridalweddings Shared a clip of a girl, dressed in an elegant princess dress and hold a silver wand, arrive in her first holy communion in a magical white carriage with her family.

She was helped in and out of the carriage by probably her mother, who also dressed in white for the happy occasion.

And it was not an easy achievement, where her mother and other guests threw the flowing material from the girl’s dress in the carriage before they could leave for their destination.

In the meantime another girl called Savanne Looked just as elegant as she put on a white glittering dress with long sleeves for her special day.

The same tap account shared a short clip of the girl who posed and walks around in her dress, enjoying time at home before he left for the location.

Elsewhere another named Annie added a white umbrella to complete her glamorous look.

Annie had a stylist Spritzing perfume in her hair before she walked outside her house, that was decorated with a white carpet to roll out to get on.

“Here is Annie,” @kimsqueenstyles In addition to the images of the young girl on her special day.

One dress was clearly not enough for her, and Annie later turned into a beautiful after-party dress made of collected white material.

In another afterKim shared images of another event that she worked for a young girl named Juliet, who appeared on a floral embellished swing in the sun for photos.

Later the swing seemed to move in when Juliet posed by what seemed to be the same swing under the neon lights of the after party.

In the meantime, Nicole Mcadorey Van Belfast shared images of her daughter who posed in her white dress for her first holy communion.

“We waited forever for this day – the first holy communion of my little darling,” Nicole wrote next to her daughter’s clip.

It is not only extensive dresses and chic decorations that have saved families for the communions of their children, but also lush cakes.

A young girl called Nellie Enjoyed a beautiful cake with three levels, complete with white glaze and pink glaze flowers designed by white blossom trays.

Meanwhile, another event planner called Andrea Shillingford, who goes extravagant traveler events, images of another three -part cake shared in flowers for a young girl named Rosie.

Rosie seemed happy when she posed on the marble dance floor, which was registered with the words “Rosie’s holy communion.”

It comes After a bride who bound the knot in lush style in the Dorchester, it pulled the most expensive traveler of the VK Wedding so far.

Louise Durant, 21, and Billy Maguire, 22, celebrated their trade union in a Winter Wonderland wedding in the luxurious Mayfair Hotel – where the rent of the room can start at £ 10,000 – surrounded by 350 guests.

The bride, whose family comes from the traveler community, said that the festive marriages – who took place in December – “more than a dream come true.”

“It was outside of my wildest imagination,” she told MailOnline. ‘The day started amazing and just got better and better. It was perfect. ‘

TThe family had saved for two years and indeed no costs had been saved to create the perfect magical opportunity. Louise’s parents could not confirm exactly how much the wedding put them back, but said it was more than £ 100,000 – and not Baulk when figures of around £ 250,000 were mentioned.

Those who are present at the five -star location at Park Lane – who was visited by people as people David Bowie And Elizabeth Taylor – were treated to glittering interior with flowers as white as snow, festive candles, icy blue lighting and an elegant trimmed Christmas tree.

The Azure Dance Floor, with a flashy disco ball, gave the illusion of an ice rink for the lucky couple to enjoy dancing, while each table was decorated with snow bulbs and Christmas cracker parties with Bible verses.

Friends and family compared the radiant bride with a ‘princess’, who was the image of Glamor in a structured ivory dress, while followers on social media compared the celebrations to a’Royal Wedding. ‘

Louise, 21 and Billy, 22, Living in Yorkshire and had been together for four years before they decided to make the decision.

Festivities started on December 14 with a bang when four ex-London Double Decker buses from their hotel, the Hilton at Park Lane, picked up at 11.30 am and brought them to St John’s Church in Hyde Park.

Louise’s Dress – by Eleni Bridal Couture of North London – contained a corset-style body embroidered with lace detailing, which blew in a sweeping skirt, and long sleeves that squeak on the shoulders.

The bride and her 12 bridesmaids were taken there in a horse -drawn carriage from the Dorchester.

She entered the church with music from the London Fanfare trumpets that had dressed for the ceremony to look like Coldstream Guards.

The service was an hour and then guests were taken to the Dorchester for the wedding breakfast and the evening shift.

Starters was a mushroom soup with cake on top, while the leading role contained a festive Christmas bar dinner. To finish, Desert Sticky Toffee Pudding was written in chocolate sauce with the initials of the couple and the date of the wedding.

Each table was decorated with snow bulbs with photos of Billy and Louise, white sandy cookies in the shape of a pigeon and Christmas crackers that contain a fresh of the Bible and a chocolate.

The evening ceremony was in the ballroom of Dorchester and ran until 1 am – and Louise and Billy’s first dance was Ain’t Nobody of the American funk band Rufus and Chaka Khan.

Music was provided by the function band and DJ Andrea Shillingford. One of the guests – Belsie Connors, who regularly sings at travelers and events – also sang for the occasion.

Louise and Billy – who work for the family’s holiday and the activities of the family – stayed in the Dorchester until December 16 and then started a honeymoon of three and a half weeks to Barbados, Orlando and New York.

‘We had family from all corners of the UK, it was brilliant to see everyone. I had the best bridesmaids, “the bride flowed.

‘The Dorchester staff was incredible, they helped to make our big day all the more memorable.

“These are memories that last a lifetime.”

Her mother Vicky Morrison, who lives with relatives on a gated compound consisting of five static houses near the village of Bagworth in Leicestershire, said that the whole family ‘broken down’ to bring the dream wedding of the couple to life.