some wedding shoe info :)
Few brides think about their wedding shoes until after they have all the wedding dress details in place. As a rule of thumb, wedding shoes must match the selected gown both in style and color, and must also be comfortable for walking and dancing in during the wedding reception.
You can do some quick research online by comparing the different wedding shoes provided by online vendors. Remember, different vendors offer different styles of wedding shoes, so it is always a good idea to make note of any wedding shoe styles you like before purchasing anything.
A little known, but important wedding shoe detail is that the height of the heel should be known in advance, as it will affect the hem of the wedding dress. Remember to bring your wedding shoes to your fittings and your gown will be the perfect length!
When picking wedding shoes, think function over fashion. Not many people will see your wedding shoes, but you will be on your feet all day.
Wedding shoes are often dyed to match the gown's color, and can be embellished to match its texture. Remember that dyed shoes look differently in different types of light!
Lastly, it is recommended you wear your wedding shoes several times before your wedding to break them in and so your feet don't hurt on your big day.
You can do some quick research online by comparing the different wedding shoes provided by online vendors. Remember, different vendors offer different styles of wedding shoes, so it is always a good idea to make note of any wedding shoe styles you like before purchasing anything.
A little known, but important wedding shoe detail is that the height of the heel should be known in advance, as it will affect the hem of the wedding dress. Remember to bring your wedding shoes to your fittings and your gown will be the perfect length!
When picking wedding shoes, think function over fashion. Not many people will see your wedding shoes, but you will be on your feet all day.
Wedding shoes are often dyed to match the gown's color, and can be embellished to match its texture. Remember that dyed shoes look differently in different types of light!
Lastly, it is recommended you wear your wedding shoes several times before your wedding to break them in and so your feet don't hurt on your big day.
