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Summary: Pick shoes for a wedding dress by considering different options, such as closed-toe shoes with or without a strap, sandals or peep-toe shoes. When picking out wedding shoes, remember that feet will swell during the wedding day, and consider other tips from a bridal shop consultant in this free video on wedding dresses.
Jenna Dunn works at Walkers' Eternity Bridal and Prom. She has worked there for more than three years, as well as other bridal stores in Chicago, Ill. before that.read more
"Hi, I'm Jenna Dunn, from Walker's Eternity Bridal and Prom, in Provo, Utah, and I'd like to help you learn how to select the proper shoes for your wedding dress. Here, I have five different styles of shoes, and I'd like to explain a little bit about each. This first shoe, is a closed toed, with an ankle strap. Oftentimes, brides like to go for the sleek, sophisticated look, but still want a little bit of security, which can come from a strap. Our next shoe, is a completely covered closed toe. This also provides some support, but not as much as an ankle strap, which keeps your foot a little bit more secure in the shoe. If you have a wider foot, you'll probably want to go something more with an open side. Keep in mind that your feet will swell during the day, because you will be on them for most of the day. This third shoe is a sandal, that has completely open toe, and open back. These tend to be pretty comfortable. However, if it is a little bit colder on your wedding day, you may want something that provides a little bit more security. This fourth shoe is a peep toe, with an ankle strap. If you still like to show a little bit of your toes,and have that security, this one would be the best choice for you."
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