Tips in Getting the Best Shoes
Just when you’ve found the perfect wedding dress, you realize that at least one key accessory remains: the perfect shoes of course! Before you rush out to try on your dream pair, however, read on for a few tips concerning looking out for your feet on the big day. You want to have the best glass shoes on your big day just like Cinderella but, it will also be one of the most complicated parts of wedding day planning. If you need some help, you might need to take these into consideration.
First, try to think back to a time when you bought the wrong shoes for an event, or the wrong sized shoes, in the name of fashion, and then had to walk around in them all day because you didn’t have another pair to change into. We’ve all done it, and we’ve all had at least one sore pair of feet to deal with at the end of the day.
But, it turns out that this is your wedding day coming up, so the moral of this story is this: put your feet first and choose a comfortable pair of wedding shoes – in your correct size, of course! – and perhaps even consider buying two pairs, one for the ceremony/cocktail hour and one for the reception so that you can be both fashionable and practical at the same time.
These days, more and more brides are actually turning to wearing non-traditional shoes with their gowns – everything from sneakers dressed up with faux jewels to flips flops to comfortable ballet-like slippers to dance the night away in. You need to make sure that you are getting the right pair of shoes that will keep you feel great during the whole day of standing and walking.
Whatever you decide on, definitely don’t forget to try each pair you’ll wear on the big day with your wedding gown, remembering that heels will create a very different look for your gown than would flats, just in dress length alone. This will help you look amazing and feel beautiful in your big day. Just remember to have the right wedding pair of shoes.
And no matter what style(s) you end up loving and purchasing, take one additional step and look into cushion inserts or anything else that might help make the perfect pair even more comfortable. The last thing you need to worry about as you dance the night away is your aching feet.
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