No outfit is complete without a great pair of shoes. Especially when it comes to wedding shoes great care should be taken in choosing the pair that is most comfortable and stylish at the same time. Indian wedding ceremonies easily run upto 7-8 hours and those stilettos won’t do much good in carrying the weight of your lehenga and jewelery. Luckily, these days brides have lot of options to choose from.
1) Slingbacks – they are a good way to give support and balance if you must wear high heels.
2) Wedges are popular these days but can be tricky as they usually are associated with casual look. However, gold or silver wedges in satin fabric can be easily paired with suit or saree to give a formal, dressed up look (make sure they don’t have a wooden or jute bottom)
3) Good old “pumps” or “peep toes” – you can seldom go wrong with these. Those with block or slightly thicker heels would support better than those with sleek heels. You can also choose studded or embellished heels.
4) Flats: If you are happy with your height, then ballerina flats (or more traditional jootis) are a way to go.
I think kitten heels ,mary jane and thong sandals should be avoided at all costs as they give a very unflattering look on saree, lehenga or suits.
(more on this in my next post)
It's "Shoe" Time
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