Even if you have a wedding gown that flows all the way to the floor, don't make the mistake of thinking you can get away with wearing sneakers! Your wedding shoes will still be visible most of the day, such as when you are walking down the aisle, if you are kneeling at the alter as part of your ceremony, when you dance, etc., etc. You'll want to have shoes that are not only comfortable, but shoes that look nice as well.
But don't be fooled - you needn't pay high end bridal shop prices! After you've decided on your dress, you are going to want to take a look at what discount show operators have to offer. You'll have no problem in locating the perfect shoes for the occasion.
You'll be able to search any of these sites by style, color or size. Rest assured, all of these sites carry a wide variety of wedding appropriate shoes for less than $30. Bridal shops will charge you upwards of $80 for essentially the same shoe, so it really does pay
to shop around and not get sucked in by a high pressure sales pitch.
Even if you have to end up paying for shipping, you'll still save $40 plus. One thing to keep in mind with Walmart - their site's search function really isn't all that great. You may find it easier to make a trip over to a local store instead of checking them out online. They definitely have what you will be looking for. The Payless and Target sites have fantastic search functions, so you won't run into problems there.
Depending on what your tastes are, you may want to add some color to your bridal ensemble by choosing shoes in a color that matches or complements your wedding colors or theme. Or, you may want to even consider giving inexpensive plain white shoes a personal touch by adding some glitter, sequins or ribbons to them. A quick trip to the local craft store will provide you with all you'll need to do this. It's amazing what you can do with some materials and a glue gun!
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