DeVine Choices Wedding & Event Planning

DeVine Choices Wedding & Event Planning
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Friday, October 31, 2008

Shoes ! Shoes and more Shoes!

I have three brides presently looking for wedding shoes. Please keep in mind that these shoes have to be special. But of course they are the shoes that they will be wearing on their wedding day. I have been asked numerous times. " Mrs.Tannie do you like them?" I love that my opinion matters to them but my question to them is always .. " Do you like them?

Before you make this special purchase please take a look at some important information about picking the right shoe. (article credit the wedding channel) "For The BrideThe first thing to think about is comfort. Remember that you will be standing on your feet most of the affair. The last thing you want to have to deal with is pain that limits your mobility and enjoyment.


Some experts recommend that all brides have two pairs of shoes -- one formal pair for the ceremony, receiving line, pictures, and arrival at the reception, then another comfortable and more casual pair for the rest of the night. Ballet slipper-type shoes are a popular reception choice for a reception night that will be heavy on dancing and your feet.

Be sure to pick a shoe that complements your dress and your own style. After all, you'll be seeing them in pictures and maybe even video for the rest of your life.Consider the fabric of your dress. Some say to match silk and satin gowns to satin shoes. Sandals, slippers, pumps, and strap heels are all appropriate footwear on your big day.

Very important -- take your shoes to your fitting so the hem is accurate. Trying the shoe with your actual dress is the only real way to be sure you'll love them. Elaborate dresses do not require elaborate shoes, while more simple dresses are greatly enhanced by ornate shoes."





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Photo credits : Davids Bridal, kate Spade, African-Americans Brides, Alfred Angelo

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