What You Should Look For in Wedding ShoesJust like your main day, you'll want your wedding shoes to be absolutely flawless. Here are some things you should know when buying shoes for your wedding.
Comfortable Wedding Shoes
The best wedding shoes will need to be a lot of things, but mostly, they have to be comfortable. Remember, you'll be posing for photographs, walking down the aisle, greeting guests, dancing in these wedding shoes and cutting the cake. That could add up to hours on your feet, so be sure, above all else, that you choose shoes that will not hurt your feet.
Heels of Wedding ShoesThe heel height of your wedding shoes is extremely important. Your dress will be fitted to accommodate the height of your wedding heels, and if you're not comfortable in some of the higher shoes, wearing them on your wedding day might not be the best time for this idea. If you want a little of added height, but are not comfortable in stilettos, think about platform heels, or lower kitten heels, don't forget about the very newest look with ultimate femininity and style, ballet slippers. They could be the answers to your questions.
Fabric Choices for Wedding Shoes
Satin and silk are traditionally the two most popular fabric for wedding footwear. But still you don't have to stick to this rules. Today's fashion dictate us different things. There are a big assortment of wedding high boots in our shops.
Trying on Wedding ShoesWhen looking for wedding footwear, be sure to shop toward the end of your day. Your feet swell over the course of a day, and you'll want to try on footwear when your feet are largest. Also, if you'll be wearing hose on your wedding day, be sure to wear them when trying on your bridal footwear.
Breaking in Your Wedding Shoes
To be sure that on the main day your wedding footwear aren't hurting your feet, you'll need to break them in. Starting a few weeks before your wedding day, try wearing your bridal footwear around the house, but not outside, for a little time. Over the course of the next couple of weeks, increase the amount of time you wear them. Try to walk and stand a lot in them, until you're certain that you can wear them comfortably for at least four or five hours.
Extra Shoes for Your WeddingYou can decide that for your reception, you'd like to wear a more comfortable pair of footwear. If this is the case, be sure that your second pair of shoes have the same heel height as your actual wedding shoes. This will insure that your dress doesn't drag the ground while you're dancing or something.
Wedding Shoes and Floor Surfaces
The way you'll be walking down may be carpeted, or you may find that the reception hall has slick floors. Either surface can be difficult to walk or dance on, especially in your wedding footwear. To add some traction to your footwear so you do not have to worry about slipping – lightly sandpaper the soles to negate worrying about it.
The most important tip: comfort. With the endless choices in footwear styles you do not have to compromise style to gain comfort. You can easily have both of them!
