Show off your shoes....

[principessa]

So cute!
 

Originally Posted by TheWolferts 

I  know we had discussed these sandals on this thread before and it was mentioned that you cant get them anywhere, but I found a site selling them! A little too pricey for sandals I may only wear at the wedding, but I thought I would post my finding!

 

 

http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/aspiga/product/aspiga-starfish-beaded-sandal-silver

 

[holls213]

I love those sandals!!! I had been looking for them all over too, but you're right, that is just way too much for a pair of sandals.
 

Originally Posted by principessa 

So cute!
 

 

 

Originally Posted by TheWolferts 

I  know we had discussed these sandals on this thread before and it was mentioned that you cant get them anywhere, but I found a site selling them! A little too pricey for sandals I may only wear at the wedding, but I thought I would post my finding!

 

 

http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/aspiga/product/aspiga-starfish-beaded-sandal-silver

 

[Matt Adcock]

Hola Ladies,

 

We love it when girls add a splash of color to their day!! Hope you like these bright-fun heels:

 

by Badgley Mischka

 

 

by Dolce&Gabbana

 

 

by Nina

 

 

by Nine West

 

 

One of our favorites??? Red-I By Chelsea beautiful barefoot jewelry and accessories....

 

 

Need more inspiration?? Check out what our past brides have done: http://www.delsolphotography.com/blog

 

 

[JodyandTara]

Not sure if you've found a solution yet..

 

I'm doing the exact same thing. My dress is the perfect length for my 4" heels. I trip over my dress in bare feet. The alterations girl took the inside/crinolin(sp?) of my dress and pinned it up a few inches in the front. This caused the front of my dress to pouff out a bit, allowing me to walk easily...but my dress is a mermaid style with flowing tulle at the bottom. After the ceremony I'll just remove the pins.

 

What brand and style of dress do you have?

[JodyandTara]

 

Not sure if you've found a solution yet..

 

I'm doing the exact same thing. My dress is the perfect length for my 4" heels. I trip over my dress in bare feet. The alterations girl took the inside/crinolin(sp?) of my dress and pinned it up a few inches in the front. This caused the front of my dress to pouff out a bit, allowing me to walk easily...but my dress is a mermaid style with flowing tulle at the bottom. After the ceremony I'll just remove the pins.

 

What brand and style of dress do you have?

 

Originally Posted by venus909 

I know this question has been asked a few times, but since I just saw that a few of you wore your heels just for getting ready/photos and then sandals the rest of the time, did you have your dress hemmed to your heels or your sandals?

 

The way my dress is, I won't have the option for a front bustle like some other dress do (which would have been awesome!) so I'm trying to decide what to do.  I have heels that are 4.5" tall and I know that I won't be able to wear them for the whole day and I want to be barefoot for the ceremony, BUT I do want pictures with my dress and heels...lol..

 

What are all of you doing?

 

 

 

[TheWolferts]

We are getting married on the beach and my fiance is a foot taller than me so I couldnt see me being barefoot for the ceremony. I found cheap white and cork wedges that I am wearing for the ceremony in the sand, which are the same heel height as my reception shoes. I was worried about getting it hemmed for bare feet vs heels as well. My thought was I would get it hemmed for my ceremony heels, and go barefoot in the sand for the ceremony by getting a crinolin slip to wear that would push the bottom of my dress out away from my feet and take away some of the length. Then before the reception, I could just slip out of the crinolyn slip and the dress would lay flatter and be a bit longer. 

 

My dress is fit and flare/mermaid.
 

Originally Posted by JodyandTara 

 

Not sure if you've found a solution yet..

 

I'm doing the exact same thing. My dress is the perfect length for my 4" heels. I trip over my dress in bare feet. The alterations girl took the inside/crinolin(sp?) of my dress and pinned it up a few inches in the front. This caused the front of my dress to pouff out a bit, allowing me to walk easily...but my dress is a mermaid style with flowing tulle at the bottom. After the ceremony I'll just remove the pins.

 

What brand and style of dress do you have?

 

 

 

[elissae]

Here is a similar and cheaper version mentioned previously by other brides.  They are from Old Navy & I ordered a pair for next year....whether they are just resort shoes or after the ceremony shoes....I got them!  $18.94 US - they are really adorable.

 

 

Originally Posted by TheWolferts 

I  know we had discussed these sandals on this thread before and it was mentioned that you cant get them anywhere, but I found a site selling them! A little too pricey for sandals I may only wear at the wedding, but I thought I would post my finding!

 

 

http://www.notonthehighstreet.com/aspiga/product/aspiga-starfish-beaded-sandal-silver

 

[Stina9562]

Not sure if any of you have checked Buckle.com They have a lot of new sandals out! I am in so love with all of them. A few of my favorites

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[amruiz83]

I am planning to have the  barefoot sandals for the ceremony and wear 3 1/2 inch heels for the rest!  how did everyone hem their dress for 2 different lengths?

[TiffanyRobert]

Help! No clue where to begin for my shoes...

 

Here is my dress: http://www.sinceritybridal.com/sin/3658

 

My concerns...

because it's not your typical full bottom bridal gown I'm worried that when I walk my feet will stick out because of the flowy material..does that make sense?

 

I want to wear heels so I do not have to alter the length of the dress but I can't find anything that "matches" the dress..I'm worried it's either too casual, or too dressy.  

 

Any advice?