Wedding Shoes for Perfect Wedding

Choosing wedding shoes that complement your wedding dress is very important and most brides tend to overlook this area until the last minute. Since there are many styles and designs not to mention materials to choose from, it takes a bit of time to make the right choice. The typical material that is chosen for shoes of this nature are satin or silk while the most popular colors often revolve around silver, white and off-white varieties.

Red looks especially good when teamed with white and lighter shades of ivory. It adds a pop of color that makes an impact when the bride walks down the aisle. If the gown is embroidered with red thread or has diamantes that sparkle, it will look especially good with a pair of red shoes. The shoes could be made from satin or silk and even have matching diamantes. The red works really well against a beautiful white wedding dress. Sometimes, depending on the shade of the dress, it will not work as well against an ivory dress. The ivory tends to bring out a yellow of address and pairing red shoes with that ivory color will bring out more yellow than white. But, if you are wearing a white wedding dress, consider adding a pair of red shoes. You can also wear red flat wedding sandals that are perfect for beach or garden weddings. They will ensure that your feet don't sink into the sand. These sandals look great and they can be found in exciting designs and with various embellishments. There are great designs in court shoes for those more inclined or used to court shoes.

If you plan to wear those shoes again with other outfits, consider getting a classic style in a red color that is not too bright. This way you can match them with more of your clothes such as jeans, skirts and also cropped jeans. Another important point to keep in mind is not to buy a pair of shoes with heels that you are not used to. If your usual shoes have medium height heels, then getting a pair of red stilettos to wear with your wedding dress might not be a good idea. Of course, if you buy them way in advance and practice wearing them, then it would be fine on the day. Whatever style of shoe you purchase, you must break them in. You really do not want to have pinched toes and sore feet on your wedding day.