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Choosing The Right Shoes For Your Wedding

The focus of many weddings is on the bride's dress and in many cases, rightly so. The dress is a big part of the wedding and it should make the bride feel exactly how she wants to feel on her special day. The important thing to remember is that the dress is not the only component of the entire look. In order for the bride to look her best, she will need to put together an entire look from head to toe that looks comfortable and feels great. One of the biggest parts of this look will be her shoes. It used to be brides had very little from which to choose for their wedding shoes, but that has all changed. Choices are nearly limitless now, which can leave a bride feeling overwhelmed. The first thing you want to do is choose shoes that are going to be comfortable enough to wear all day. If you are at a loss for what kinds of shoes will make your feet feel best, speak with a foot podiatrist or foot orthotics specialist. This way you will understand your feet and know how to dress them so they feel great.

Once you understand the type of shoes that is going to allow you to move around comfortably, consider the style of your dress. There are a few brides who buy their shoes before the dress, but most of the time you will know what your dress looks like when you start looking at shoes. It is important for the styles to be similar. If you have a modern, fun dress, your shoes should reflect this style. The same is true for more traditional or formal gowns.

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Next, consider your wedding venue. Formal venues require more formal clothing, and you do not want to wear casual shoes in a formal venue. It is also important to consider practical factors. For instance, if you are having a beach wedding in the sand, it is going to be difficult to walk in traditional high heel shoes. During a tour of the venue, observe the ground and where you will be walking and make sure your wedding shoes will not be damaged or put you at risk for injury.

Color is also important when choosing wedding shoes. A lot of brides opt for a white dress and want white shoes to match. If you go this route, be sure the whites of the shoes match that of the dress material. Just a slight variance will stand out more than if you went a totally different color route. And speaking of color, bridal shoes in colors besides white, ivory, or silver have become very popular. A pop of pink, red, or blue sets off the white of the dress and makes a big fashion statement.

Finally, a great way to personalize your shoes is with embellishments. Just like you can add to your dress, you can do so with your shoes. Visit a cobbler or carefully do the work yourself and no one will be able to tell the shoes were not designed as you are wearing them.

Choosing The Right Shoes For Your Wedding

Connor R. Sullivan has been researching Manhattan foot orthotics specialists for an article he is writing about the subject. Connor R. Sullivan has been researching Manhattan foot podiatrist specialists for an article he is writing about the subject.