wedding shoes

wedding shoes

09.05.08 (2:23 am)   [edit]
Of course there is romance in the air… when a wedding takes place. Many feet will also be up there in the air… fewer will be on the ground! It is time for fantasies to come alive, dreams to be realized and brides to be dressed from head to toe. So what about wedding shoes, how beautiful will they be and be picked up from where and most of all who will design them? Frankly today it is easier to fetch the wedding shoes online, look at picture books and get them custom made and also fly across the continent and get a few pairs. Are the wedding/reception gown, sari and other clothes in place? It is much easier to choose when the dress is ready especially for the bride. A gold designer pair suits red, beige, purple and green. A silver pair (even white or light gray) suits well for white gowns, reception outfits. As you take a dress rehearsal take a shoe rehearsal as well. It helps before you feel the aches and pains on the D-day! Try not to be too fashion conscious with wedding shoes. High heels, stilettos can be avoided. Go for lower heals and let the pedicured-colored feet show. In India where there is problem of humidity try and avoid leather shoes. Leather lets off odor, which is avoidable. So chose a good shoe shop as well to buy from. For a bride and groom it is essential to get at least two pairs of shoes. Just to be sure they don’t break in the middle and not allow the best feet to step forward. If you do have a wedding planner try to get the best of help for shoes. As for others they could go for a combination of fashion and comfort. Ladies wear those high heals only with good skirts and if you have good legs to carry them. No one wants to see a wobbly pair of feet waiting for on a fine occasion like a wedding. Plenty of choices from leather, suede, silk and other materials are available for shoes. And if you are part of the baarat and will dance wear flat embroidered jutis. They will let you dance away without the stress. A nice tip especially for the bride would be to match her embroidered evening handbag with shoes! The groom can also take a tip get matching shoes. Please don’t mix western shoes with Indian dresses. Fusions don’t work on all occasions. Wedding is definitely not the occasion for this mix but matching will certainly rock!