Shoes

The bride’s shoes should depend on her dress and personal style.

Some brides have been known to spend $50 - $100 on shoes. This is a bit too much for an accessory that many of your guests will not even notice. Have you ever seen what the bride’s shoes look like? In some cases the answer will be yes but, for most of us we have never noticed.

If you wear a large ball gown you could go with just about any style of shoe that will be comfortable. A lot of brides have purchased white tennis shoes and added white lace for the shoelaces. With the amount of time the bride will spend on her feet, this is a great option.

If you purchased a dress that will show your feet throughout the day, you should consider a chunky heeled shoe (usually a sandal style). The chunky heel will avoid the back and foot pain that is brought on by a normal heeled shoe.

If you have decided on a country theme, or if your country at heart, a pair of white cowboy boots could be worn. This works weather or not your feet are visible to others.

Another option that has grown in popularity over the years is a pair of satin slippers. This allows the bride to remain comfortable throughout the day.