Many brides believe they must wear bridal heels as their wedding shoes; however, if you are not used to wearing heels, why not choose flats? Wedding flats are a great choice for you, especially if you are wearing a long wedding gown – your shoes will be completely hidden.

Take a look at these few bits of advice before you start looking for new wedding flats. They will undoubtedly ensure that flats are fantastic, and these recommendations will also assist you in selecting the appropriate pair of shoes.

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Flats Should Complement the Venue or Theme

Believe it or not, you must select your bridal shoes based on the location of your wedding. Wedge and block heels are not appropriate for a wedding ceremony held outside. For a beach wedding, plain flat wedding sandals may be required, while silver or gold flats may be required for a modern themed wedding.

If you are getting married indoors, you can always wear taller heels or flats with good soles. It is all dependent on your personal style and what is most comfortable for you. While flat wedding shoes are ideal, heels are also an option for those who are accustomed to them.

Break Them Well in Advance of The Wedding

Whatever footwear you choose to wear, you must break them in before the big day. Closed-toe wedding shoes are more supportive of all-day wear, according to our bridal stylists. Thus, trying on your wedding shoes before the wedding will protect your feet from irritation such as blisters.

Make sure your wedding gown, shoes, and other accessories are all ready a week or two before the big day, so you can at least walk around in them. Furthermore, having everything planned ahead of time will minimise your stress level. It can also assist you in physically and emotionally preparing for the most awaited day.

Bring Your Wedding Shoes to The Fittings

If you have already picked or purchased the perfect pair of wedding shoes before the fitting, remember to bring them to the wedding dress fittings. Meanwhile, if you're undecided about whether to wear heels or flats, don't be afraid to bring both to the fitting.

Only when you see how long your dress is when you're wearing your wedding shoes will you know it's been properly altered. If you still prefer flats, be cautious of tripping, and if you prefer high heels, be careful of falling.

Always Keep Moleskins Available

Don't be shocked if your new flats cause you discomfort and blisters. Keep blister moleskins handy at hand and put them as soon as you feel pain. Therefore you should break them in a few days before the wedding.

As you can see, a pair of bridal flats, like bridal heels, is a totally acceptable option. Wedding bridal flats and wedding heels each have their own set of benefits and drawbacks. Choose fantastic and fashionable flats that you can wear after your wedding day to minimise pain, discomfort, and tripping over your dress.