Style from top to toe
Filed under: Fashion, Bridal Beauty
Everyone knows the Shoe Conundrum: If it's dressy, it's probably not comfortable; if it's comfortable, it's probably not dressy. So most women opt for style over comfort. What are a few pinched toes compared to a few hours of glamor?
Not every bride agrees, of course. We've seen the wellie bride, the boot bride, the Fluevog bride and the Doc bride. There are those who (despite the advice of certain experts) opt for two pairs of shoes, one for down the aisle, and the other for hours of dancing and visiting with friends and family.
The bride in this post opted for two pairs of shoes. Here are her "before" shoes. Pretty, no?
After the ceremony, she was spotted sporting a pair of these:
She's the one on the right, and those shoes were pink, so we're told. And that pair on the left? They belong to the groom. Probably. But they could belong to any of the men of the party:
Which proves the rule: If you're going to flout convention, do it with CONFIDENCE!
Thanks to Heather at OneLovePhoto for permission to use these terrific pictures.
Not every bride agrees, of course. We've seen the wellie bride, the boot bride, the Fluevog bride and the Doc bride. There are those who (despite the advice of certain experts) opt for two pairs of shoes, one for down the aisle, and the other for hours of dancing and visiting with friends and family.
The bride in this post opted for two pairs of shoes. Here are her "before" shoes. Pretty, no?
After the ceremony, she was spotted sporting a pair of these:
She's the one on the right, and those shoes were pink, so we're told. And that pair on the left? They belong to the groom. Probably. But they could belong to any of the men of the party:
Which proves the rule: If you're going to flout convention, do it with CONFIDENCE!
Thanks to Heather at OneLovePhoto for permission to use these terrific pictures.
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