Wedding Bells are Ringing

Tis' the season for getting married! I actually love going to weddings...why you ask? Where else can you go dressed to the nines and are able to eat, drink and dance until you throw up- for FREE??? Love it, love it, love it. What I do hate? Those god-awful dresses and stripper-esque lucite shoes. Yuck! Seriously, if my man of SEVEN YEARS actually grows balls big enough to ask me, then I'll be sporting a really chic suit and these Christian Louboutin Anemone darlings...
Hell, I'd wear these alone!

But what should the more traditional bride slip into? My take on it is that, just because you cannot see them, doesn't mean they should not look good. Allow them to be either precious keepsakes or shoes that you are able to wear again without the bride-shoe stigma attached to them.

For instance, if you are more into memorabilia check out Sergio Rossi's collection of bridal shoes. He not only offers classic styles, but also the option of time stamping you and hubby's name and the date of your nuptuals inside your precious shoe!




That would satisfy your "something new", but what if you were looking for something blue? The ever mythical Christian Louboutin blue-soled wedding shoe, was once available, but because of some legal battles the line was discontinued. I'll show you them just to tease you anyhow...

But, if you still crave that "something blue" on your feet, then there are definitely a few options. 1. You can dye a pair of satin, white shoes or 2. You can just purchase a pair! Brian Atwood has created two in particular that I am a fan of. They are two different shades of blue, but do the job superbly!



Add a little "vintage" to the mix for the "something old". This pair from Haberdashery, an online vintage shop, can be a beautiful accent to the perfect dress!


I've searched the web endlessly for shoes that can be borrowed, and came up with nill! So, instead I've decided to give you a few more "new" options from My Glass Slipper. Enjoy!

Guiseppe Zanotti




Kate Spade