“How to Choose Wedding Shoes???????????????How to Choose Wedding Shoes...”
How to Choose Wedding Shoes |
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Wed, 4 Aug 2010 08:18:35 GMT |
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Although your wedding day will be fun, beautiful and romantic, it is important for the couple (and especially the bride) to remember that they will be on their feet for most of the day. After walking down the aisle, saying the “I do’s”, standing around for photographs, walking amongst guests and dancing, even the most hardy of feet are sure to feel the strain. The Wedding Shoes you choose for your wedding are, therefore, of utmost importance. Although this article will be directed to the bride, similar principles apply to the groom.
The heel of your wedding shoe should be relatively small, unless you are absolutely comfortable in high heels. More petite brides may consider a platform heel, which will give added height without forcing her to walk on her tip-toes. If possible, the bride should opt for flatter wedding shoes. Today, there are lots of gorgeous flat styles available. The more classical option is a satin ballet wedding shoe, which is both elegant and comfortable. Remember that your dress will be cut to a specific length according to your wedding shoes, so you will likely not be able to change the shoes once the dress has been completed.
The style of the wedding shoes should match the wedding dresses and Wedding Accessories. That is, if your dress is very classic and old-fashioned, it would not be wise to wear ultra-modern wedding shoes. However, by choosing a fun color design for your wedding shoe, you could make these into a feature. Some brides have opted for shoes to match their bridesmaids, while the rest of their attire is white (e.g. a white gown with red, green or black shoes). Of course, no bride should endure her day with shoes that are out of her character for the sake of wedding norms. So, if you have never donned a pair of kitten heels and are known for your casual style, opt for a less formal flat shoe (such as a jewelled gladiator thong, for example) so that your footwear reflects your personality.
If you have decided to have two pairs of shoes – one for the ceremony and photographs and the other for the reception – make sure that they both have the same heel height, so that your dress is not left dragging on the floor or perching above your ankles.
If you will only be wearing these shoes for this day, try to avoid spending too much money on them by choosing one from Online Marketplace. They will not make or break the overall success of your day or outfit, since they are usually hidden beneath a floor-length gown. Money saved in this way is better spent on a beautiful pair of heels on your honeymoon.
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