The shoes you wear on your wedding day will affect not only your overall look but your comfort level as well, so choose wedding shoes with care.
While most bridal shoes are made from cloth (usually white satin or silk that can be dyed to match their gowns), there isn’t any rule that says brides have to wear cloth shoes. Maryannbridal said you can also wear leather, as long as it fits with the look of your gown.
White wedding shoes are the most common, as brides traditionally wear shoes to match their gowns, which are usually some shade of white. Many modern brides, however, opt to be a bit more original with their footwear, choosing a metallic shade, a bit of sparkle, or shoes with fun embellishments like bows, ruffles, or flowers. Maryannbridal said a common non-white trend is for brides to don blue kicks as their “something blue.”