Wedding Shoes to Match Your Wedding Theme

For the longest time, brides tend to match their wedding shoes with their wedding dress. This practice is still acceptable until today, no issues about that. However, some brides would rather have their wedding shoes to match their wedding theme, instead of matching the gown itself. Wedding themes or motifs usually follow a set of colours. However, most brides simply pick a certain hue and that would serve as the official colour of the wedding. The bride may be all dressed in white – but the wedding theme is that certain dash of blue, yellow, or fuchsia that becomes the main theme of the wedding.

Red Wedding Theme

Red Wedding Theme
Red Wedding Theme

Today’s modern brides are breaking free of the ordinary in every chance that they have got. And choosing a pair of shoes that matches the wedding theme is getting customary. Blue is one of the most common wedding hues this year. Choosing that shade as the wedding theme gives brides the excuse to pick a pair of ravishing blue wedding shoes to go with their gown. And it follows that if you choose red for your wedding theme, then you are, by all means, allowed to wear red shoes on your wedding day.

One’s choice of bridal shoes is almost as important as choosing which wedding gown to wear. Your shoes are going to be part of the whole ensemble so it has got to be perfect. It’s great that brides do have lots of choices for wedding shoes nowadays, not just the traditional white pair that equally traditional brides wear. If you go online and look at your choices of wedding shoes, you’ll find that there are simply a lot of styles and colours before you. And one of them would definitely match both your wedding gown and wedding theme quite perfectly.

Because today’s weddings are not as strict and as formal as it were before, evening shoes used as wedding shoes are becoming the norm. It’s now okay to wear party shoes underneath the wedding gown. That only shows how adventurous a bride you really are.


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