Not wearing the same size heels, bra, and slip or petticoat can create needless hassles and hasty last-minute alterations. Check that all beadwork and decorations are hand-sewn onto your dress and veil. If they are merely glued on, they are more likely to fall off. The shoes a bride chooses to wear are just as important as her dress. White satin shoes have been the most popular style for many years, but different heels and toes can make or break your ensemble.
Rounded toes are most popular with ballet type slippers or high heels.
From flats to stilettos, which heel you choose determines how tall you will appear and how comfortable you will be. Although stiletto heels are quite dramatic, they are also the most difficult in which to walk. The easiest shoes to walk in are probably stacked heels and flats. You should choose a pair of shoes that you feel the most comfortable walking down the aisle in and that also complement your gown and veil.