Heels for the wedding

Hey, I am planning to wear high heels for my wedding as there is quite large height difference between me and my fiancee. His height is about 187 cm and I am just 163 cm. So definitely the height difference would be shown up. But I am not used to high heels. When I asked my fiancee, he told that the wedding service will be quite long, around one hour. So he asked me not to wear high heels as it may create back pain. My mom suggested  chiropractic  treatment from Mississauga. Will this treatment help not to get leg pain. Is there any technique that I can try, so that my legs won't pain. Which types of heels do you prefer?

RE:Heels for the wedding

I suggest that you get the right size for your feet and don't choose too thin heels. There are also strength-training exercises for the lower legs, upper legs and back. Search for videos on Youtube. 

RE:Heels for the wedding

I agree. In my opinion, it is mportant to wear a pair of shoes that will allow you to enjoy the WHOLE day. 

RE:Heels for the wedding

Honestly you won't find heels that are like sneakers as many people suggest in other boards. However, I wore "Angela Nuran" heels for my wedding and they were seriously comfortable and lasted me about 8 hours. After that I started to feel them and switched to Kate Spade Glitter Sneakers, and only changed back into the heels for the cake cutting and any other important photos.  But I highly suggest you look into Angela Nuran although they're expensive. But for me 100% worth the cost. $300 at a sample sale in Sayville bridal store, so check out trunk shows to test them out. Seriously so comfortable and after my wedding I dyed them with Angela Nuran and she emailed me and was so sweet and I'm so glad I can wear these shoes again. Angela was a dancer and then started designing occasion shoes for dancers so they are meant to be comfortable. They have different styles and thicker heels too. I highly recommend looking into her shoes. I have sensitive feet and can never last in heels at all, and prefer wedges but the "Astoria" shoes I got were the best, and about 3.5 inch. They have shorter and longer lengths too.