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There are a great deal of things to take into account when planning a wedding ranging from what venue to pick, selecting between DJ or live band and who will make it onto the guest list. But the one that makes it to the top of every bride’s to do list will always be the what to wear, after all, all eyes will be on the bride, and the look has to be fabulous from top to toe.
The outfit will depend on a number of items like season and formality of the party. Whatever the details are, there is one factor that must make it to the top of the list in my book, and that is comfort because in all the excitement, happiness and love thats the only way to enjoy the day. There will be no way to appreciate, enjoy or feel the happiness if you’re uncomfortable, especially when it comes from your feet. This is an easy problem to avoid when you consciously know what to look out for in advance!
And since I always like proper preparation, here’s a guide on mistakes to avoid while your buying wedding shoes (or shoes for any event for that matter!).
There is no correct wedding shoe standard, but only shoes that work for you. You can choose a pair of white satin, strappy, 6-inch sandals, a pair of fabulous bejeweled blue ankle boots, or a metallic flat lace-up like our fabulous Mari sandal pictured below. Whatever they are, they should be comfortable and they should project your own style.
If you’re looking into shoes for your big day, don’t forget you can always reach out to get advice, styling direction, or assistance in picking one of our fabulous models that could work for you! And if you haven’t already, check out the below custom pumps we created for ‘The Practical Bride’ and the amazing 'Celine' project where one fabulous bride pampered her entire wedding party with custom designed nude lace-ups!
Signing-off: Rana Cheikha for The Shoe Advisor
// Get in touch here or by email at rana@ranacheikha.com for more insight, queries and information //
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