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Wedding Shoes For Every Style

August 22, 2021 | riley

Image by Aurelia Baca Photography. See more of this wedding here

When most people think of wedding attire, they think of their wedding dress, jumpsuit, or tuxedo–overlooking just how important their accessories are! From veils to jewelry to hats to shoes, your accessories take your wedding look to the next level from head to toe. 

Finding the perfect pair of wedding shoes is not only about picking out a pair that best represents your style. Your wedding shoes should also complement your venue, your overall outfit, and most importantly, be comfortable. You are going to be wearing them for hours at a time, after all. 

To help narrow down your search in the wide world that is wedding shoes, we’ve rounded up shoes of every style and color you can imagine.

Tips For Buying Wedding Shoes

Tip 1. Shop Early

Shopping last minute for your shoes will add to your wedding planning stress. If you’re doing most of your shopping online, you’ll find that sizes run out very quickly–especially if the shoes are specifically designed for weddings. 

Shipping can also be delayed for various reasons, including an item being back-ordered or inclement weather. Having your shoes early will also ensure that you have the right measurements for outfit alterations in case you need the length changed.

Tip 2. Consider Your Venue

Rather than worry about the aesthetic of the venue, consider the terrain. High heels may not be practical for a garden or beach wedding where you’ll sink into the sand or grass. If you’re eloping somewhere adventurous where you’ll be doing a lot of hiking, wedding boots are going to be your best bet.

Tip 3. Think About What You Wear Everyday

Do you feel confident about wearing 4-inch heels for eight hours? Or do you typically wear sandals and flats? While your wedding day is one of the few days that you get to wear over-the-top attire, comfort is key. If you do prefer sneakers or sandals in your everyday life, but wearing a heel is important, there are low heel wedding shoe options that are both beautiful and easy to walk in.

Tip 4. Break Them In Before The Big Day

Try them on over and over and over. Wear them while you do everyday activities and chores around the house. Maybe even practice dancing in them with your soon-to-be partner. Whatever you do, try to keep them as clean as possible in case you need to return them. 

Tip 5. Have A Backup Pair

Even if you absolutely adore the shoes you’ve picked, having a backup pair of shoes will save the day if you run into any comfort problems or wardrobe malfunctions. That way, you won’t have a last minute shoe emergency if there’s a broken strap or problems with the soles. After all, there’s room in your wedding day emergency kit for just that reason.

Tip 6. You Can Have More Than One Pair Of Shoes

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with having multiple pairs of shoes for your special day, either. If you’re set on wearing heels to your ceremony but want to be comfortable while you dance the night away, switch into a pair of sandals or sneakers! 

Flat And Sandal Wedding Shoes

Flats and sandals are going to be the most comfortable options out of all of the wedding shoes. They’re great for every venue option and style. If you’re tying in the knot in the spring or summer, these are the perfect shoes for you. If your special day is in the winter but you still want to wear something with no heel, consider a flat so that your toes remain covered and cozy.

1.Cassidy Evening Flat 2. Jude Evening Flats 3. Batavia Flat 4. Solita Sandal 5. Tessy Embellished Sandal 6. Adora Skimmer Flat

Low Heel Wedding Shoes

If you can’t shake the idea of wearing a heel but comfort is most important to you, these low heel shoes are for you. From wedges to kitten heels, these give you a bump in height without the pain.

1.Doran Strappy Sandal 2. Ariella Sandal 3. Jayne Sandal 4. Marilee Ankle Strap Sandal 5. Giralda Mid-Heel Mules 6. Liraven Pumps 7. Tanzi Pump 8. Unisa Danai Sandal 9. Tillary Pointed Toe Mule 10. Zippy Pump 11. Connor Wedge Sandal 12. Noura Slingback Sandal 13. Reagan Embellished Wedge 14. Embroidered Lace Pointed Toe Pump 15. Sheela Heels

High Heel Wedding Shoes

If you’re one of the brave ones looking to wear high heels on your wedding day, we commend you. While these heels may not be the most comfortable, they sure are stunning. And as we mentioned earlier, there’s nothing wrong with rocking these for your ceremony and changing into comfy sandals later in the night!

1.Jailene Ankle Strap Pump 2. Daisie Pumps 3. Alessi Vinyl Two-Piece Pumps 4. Terrah T-Strap Dress Pumps 5. Lessa Platform Sandal 6. Susan Pump 7. Upgrade Heeled Sandal 8. Aced Pump 9. Schutz Anahae 10. Badgley Mischka Libby 11. Carter Beaded Pump 12. Piprr Sandal 13. Kisha Platform Sandal 14. Belinda Embellished Sandal 15. Jasmine Embellished Silk Pump

Wedding Booties

Whether you’re having a winter wedding surrounded by snow or you’re climbing the beautiful mountains of a national park, these wedding booties are sure to keep you warm and comfortable.

1.Jacinta Bootie 2. Noticed-R Crystal Bootie 3. Drake Nicky Boot 4. Cedar Bootie 5. Waxton Chelsea Boot 6. Discreet Stiletto Bootie 7. Original Short Back Adjustable Waterproof Rain Boot 8. Ace Western Boot 9. Beya Pointed Toe Bootie 10. Jamisyn Lace-Up Boot 11. ‘1460 W’ Boot 12. Gracemont Bootie 13. Lennox Street Boot 14. Davinna Bootie 15. Eliza Western Boot

Oxford And Loafer Wedding Shoes

If you’re planning on rocking a jumpsuit, pantsuit, or saying “I do” at the courthouse, these oxfords and loafers make the perfect shoe for anyone looking for something both casual and chic.

1.Christy Loafer 2. Emlen Chain Loafer 3. Cecilia Mule 4. Rue Loafer Mule 5. Reza Penny Loafer 6. Balica Flat

Now that you’ve got your ideal wedding shoes picked out, be sure to check out these easy hairstyles and accessories to finalize your look!

Image by Carmen Lopez Photography. See more of this real elopement here

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Perfectly Boho Joshua Treehouse Elopement

August 22, 2021 | riley

While your wedding day is one of the most memorable days of your life, it’s also typically one of the most wasteful. So we love it when photographers and planners organize styled shoots that focus on sustainability. This perfectly boho Joshua Treehouse elopement–organized by photographer Eunice Beck–used vintage clothing and decor, dried florals, and the beauty of the Tucson desert to prove that sustainability is still stunning.

From the 70s inspired outfits in the pre-wedding portraits to the use of vintage rugs and floor pillows in the ceremony space, every detail was well-thought-out. Not to mention the pampas grass covered reception tables which were expertly executed. So whether you’re planning your own dreamy desert elopement or you’re just looking for ways to be more eco-conscious, you’re going to want to keep scrolling to see more of this one.

Want A Sustainable Wedding?

While a sustainable wedding may seem hard to host, there are a lot of small changes you can make to have an eco-conscious day. Check out these 20 small changes that are a great place to start!

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Dream of Celebrating Under The Stars?

Us too! There’s nothing more romantic than celebrating your nuptials under the stars and fairy lights. To maximize the coziness of your reception, be sure to check out these cozy wedding reception tips!

The Talented Team:

Photography – Eunice Beck
Second Shooter – Natalie Allen
Venue – JTH Tucson
Floral Design – Cultivated by Faith
Makeup Artist – Eden Symone
Wedding Dress, Groom’s Apparel & Rentals – Buckhorn Vintage
Second Wedding Dress – Reformation

 

Big thank you to Eunice Beck for capturing and sharing this perfectly boho Joshua Treehouse elopement! To get ahead on your own elopement planning, be sure to check out this checklist.

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Adventurous Island And Mona Museum Wedding

August 20, 2021 | kailey

An intimate elopement or a large extravagant celebration—why choose one when you could have both? With help from wedding planner Honeyfig, Frank and Naomi planned a day that incorporated elements from multiple wedding styles. They started with a forest elopement ceremony involving their children and ended with an epic unplugged reception in a museum. 

The Museum of Old and New Art—Australia’s oldest private museum—served as entertainment and a stunning canvas for reception decor. To add a personalized touch, jewel-toned floral arrangements—by The Floral Criteria—dressed the space in a simple, yet show-stopping manner. 

Photographer Jon Gazzignato captured every detail that’ll have nontraditional couples feeling inspired. Maybe you’re looking for ways to decorate your elopement ceremony. Maybe you’re in search of inspiration for ways to twist traditional wedding elements and make them your own. Whatever it may be, you’ve come to the right place. Get your Inspiration boards ready and get scrolling. 

More From Photographer On This Mona Museum Wedding 

The couple eloped in the forest on Bruny Island with their kids before taking the ferry back to Hobart and having an all out stylish wedding at the Mona Museum. I love the mix of intimacy, adventure, style, and party all in one day. The couple loves nature and art so combining those two things made for a truly special wedding. 

The Couple:

Naomi and Frank

The Wedding:

Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Creating A Day That Fully Represents You 

We’re extremely proud of what we created. We’re not wedding people. So, we wanted to create a full day of festivities that showcases our interpretation of what a wedding means to us—ditching wedding traditions that didn’t hold true to our beliefs. And incredibly, we achieved this.  

Creating A Day That Fully Represents You 

We’re extremely proud of what we created. We’re not wedding people. So, we wanted to create a full day of festivities that showcases our interpretation of what a wedding means to us—ditching wedding traditions that didn’t hold true to our beliefs. And incredibly, we achieved this.  

Hand Written Vows Add A Personal Touch 

Our ceremony was deeply private. Our vows were written and spoken together with only our children as witnesses. We flew kites at the beach and celebrated with a picnic before catching the ferry to head towards our second unplugged reception, which was a small gathering of our closest friends and family.  

A Special Venue That Doubled An Entertainment 

We cut the cake first, then we took our wedding party through the art museum on a treasure hunt and into interactive art experiences. Finally ending in the most incredible restaurant to indulge in the finest food and wine on offer in Tasmania. Every single part of our day makes me smile and feel like we cherry-picked the best parts of our life and pulled it all together into one incredible fiesta. This is the wedding I would dream of being invited to and—even better—it was all ours.

Little Moments Make For The Most Memorable 

Walking into the ceremony in the forest with my soon-to-be-husband by my side was the most memorable moment for me. Our three children were standing and waiting for us in the most stunning forest location. We had chosen that location as a family the day before, making it even more special. The looks on their beautiful little faces when they saw us walk in will never leave me.

Advice For Couples Planning A Unique Wedding 

My advice to anyone planning their wedding is twofold. Firstly, have complete and utter trust in the talented team of wedding vendors assisting you. They’re all professionals and know what they’re doing. Choose vendors that you have a genuine connection with and give them your trust, they will make sure that your day is seamless and special. My second piece of advice is to relax, take a deep breath, and remember this is a celebration of love. There is no place for stress and angst in the process and certainly not on your wedding day.  

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Jon Gazzignato
Event Planning – Honeyfig
Ceremony + Reception Venue – Museum of Old and New Art
Floral Design – The Floral Criteria
Officiant – Nat Weaver
Invitation Design + Signage – Blossie
Makeup Artist – Tamsin Nolan
Hair Styling – Ben OBrien
Rings – Metal Urges

 

Congratulations to Frank and Naomi on their Mona museum wedding. And big thanks to photographer Jon Gazzignato for preserving these precious moments—proving that cookie-cutter weddings are overrated. Bring on the unconventional venues and unique celebrations! 

If you’re in search of ways to make your wedding unlike any other, we’ve got you covered. From the wedding style to the venue choice, couples are no longer bound to strict wedding day traditions. Kick start your wedding planning process by checking out these unconventional wedding venue ideas for unique couples.

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