5 wedding shoe mistakes to avoid!

You should feel like a princess from head to toe on your wedding day, that is so important, how you feel. But it’s so easy to be picking the wrong shoe for your day could turn any princess into an evil queen. It’s actually amazing how difficult it can be to find that perfect pair of wedding shoes to carry you down the aisle. There are so many shoes of white and ivory-satin heels and flats to go through that it comes to a point when it might seem like a good idea to just pick a pair without giving it a lot of thought and just get it over and done with. You might think, after all, no one will see the shoes under the long dress, will they?!

The process of picking your shoes should go beyond just matching them to your wedding dress. When you are looking for that perfect cinderella glass shoe, you want to really think about what you are going to be doing on your wedding day and don’t forget how long you may or may not be standing on your feet. To help you with the process, I have written a few mistakes to avoid when picking your perfect wedding shoe.

You’re likely going to spend most of the day up on your feet, so the importance that your footwear is up for the challenge is the one. One mistake to avoid when picking your wedding shoe is picking a pair that is uncomfortable. Make sure to find a pair that can do a long day of standing, walking, greeting relatives, and dancing with your new life partner. If you’re the person who is not used to be wearing high heels, then try a pair of flats, nothing wrong with a pair of flats or low heels.

This advice is brutally important, like any other shoe in your closet, your wedding shoe should absolutely be worn before the Big Day. Skip the thought of getting a spot on the white satin might seem like a nightmare, I promise you’ll regret keeping them in their box until the actual moment before standing at the altar. Of course you don’t have to wear them on every night out before the wedding, but it won’t hurt to put them a few times and walk at home with them to make them softer. Walking in your wedding shoes for these short times will make them bearable when it’s time to show them off.

I reccoment to have a extra pair of more comfortable shoes for the later evening and the dance floor, a pair of flats it the one I would recommend. Because be honest wearing high heels for the entire evening isn’t going to work out for anyone and walking around barefoot might not be an option.

To empower the woman who wears Titi Adesa,every sole is distinctive of a specifically designed ‘Tilted Diamond’ logo, embodying a philosophy Titi learnt from her mother growing up ~ ‘Within every woman, lies a diamond – unique, resilient and imperfectly perfect.’

If you have a floor length dress, you might be thinking that matching your shoes to your dress isn’t such a big deal. Honestly on your wedding day I think you should strive for the perfect shoes, especially if you want your photographer to capture some epic shots of them. It might even be in your best interest to be picking your shoes before you make the decision on your dress. Don’t forget your wedding shoes are what will determine your height on the day and for your dress. So, if you’re planning to rock a pair of six-inch heels, then you need to ensure the dress is still going to reach the floor. And if you’re going barefoot, then you want to make sure your feet will be covered, so they don’t end up the focus of your outfit.

Forgetting to put your shoes in the budget is a huge mistake to avoid when buying your wedding shoes. Wedding shoes can get very expensive, and it could be a huge blow to buy them without considering how the cost could affect other parts of the wedding. 

Picking the right shoes for your wedding is one of the most vital parts of bridal preparation. Your wedding shoes should showcase your style while staying comfy enough to enjoy every moment, from stepping out and taking that first step down the aisle, to dancing with your friends and now-hubby at the reception!

Always remember that comfort is the key to picking the perfect wedding shoes and do your research, so you know what mistakes to avoid when picking out your wedding shoes.

And don’t forget that penny for good luck!