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How to Decorate Flip-Flops for a Wedding

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By Aksana Nikolai
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Decorate Flip-Flops for a Wedding
Decorate Flip-Flops for a Wedding
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A wedding consisting of a ceremony followed by a reception can take its toll on a woman's feet. While high-heeled shoes are beautiful, they are often not the most practical form of footwear for lengthy occasions. Solve this problem by decorating your own wedding-themed flip-flops. Ideal to wear for your beach wedding or to use as souvenirs for your bridesmaids, these flip-flops will provide style that does not sacrifice comfort.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  1. Step 1

    Use clear glue to write the names of the bride and groom, as well as the date of the wedding, on the straps of each flip flop. Shake a container of craft glitter directly over the flip-flop immediately after applying the glue to create glittery text.

  2. Step 2

    Attach small fabric flowers, in the colors of the wedding, to the straps with the help of a glue gun. Alternatively, you can glue crystals or attach self-adhesive craft pearls to the strap, arranging them to spell messages such as "I love you" or "Mr." and "Mrs."

  3. Step 3

    Tie a piece of colored ribbon into a bow. Use a glue run to attach the middle of the bow to the point on the flip-flop where the two straps meet between the first two toes.

  4. Step 4

    Write "Just Married" across the top of the flip-flop's sole in permanent marker. This method works best with light-colored flip-flops made of rubber or foam and markers in colors other than black.

Tips & Warnings
  • If you decide to leave this task to a professional, you can order personalized wedding flip-flops from many different online vendors (see Resources for example).
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