The flower girls Solei Paul and Tanya-Leight Coates also wore barkcloth dresses. The white cloth (masi vulavula) used to make the stole and train) was from Somosomo on Taveuni, and that used to make the dress was from Vatulele. The stole was treated with perfumed coconut oil in which flowers had been soaked. This makes the cloth translucent and gives it a golden colour. The train was folded over an attached band at the back of the waist so that a shorter length hung above the train like a bustle.

Nothing was worn on the head and a single white cowrie shell was worn around the neck. The costume was made in Auckland.