(Closed) Outdoor Wedding Ceremony.. what shoes should I wear?

• Mrs. Bruschetta
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: August 2009 - St. Thomas of Villanova Church & the F.U.E.L. House

Wedges or flats…or look into getting sole mates for your heels!

• D.Marie
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: April 2010

I once saw plastic things that brides put on their heels if they were having a wedding in the grass. http://www.thesolemates.com/ I just googled it and found this link! Tell me what you think about these.

• D.Marie
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: April 2010

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• KateMW
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: January 2022

Ok, this is not meant to insult anybody who might like those, but they are sooo ugly! Why would people put those on their beautiful shoes? 

• D.Marie
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: April 2010

LOL! I dont wear high heels so I dont know! Im 6 ft…so no heels here! Can you notice them that bad? I just thought if she really wanted heels and would be on the grass…and i dont think anyone would see them under the gown? And she could just wear them on the grass and take them off after.

• cappuccinoaddict
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: July 2009

My wedding ceremony is on the grass too and I have the same fear of sinking. I’m short and I love heels though, so I’m gonna wear ’em anyway and hope for the best. I put on heels and did a test run around my ceremony site and it seemed to be okay… the lawn/grass there is pretty firm.

I actually have those SoleMates that D.Marie posted, and I was thinking the same thing… they’d help me get down the aisle without sinking and without being too noticeable since they’ll be under my dress. I ordered them online, but they don’t even really fit onto the heel of my shoe. So I’m not using them.

• Chantellamus
• 13 years ago

• Wedding: October 2009

I am in the same  boat, outdoor ceremony – sinking bride!

As I am quite short, 5′, 5’1 when you catch me on a good day (tee hee) and need the height with my dress since I am getting my dress hemmed with wearing my heels I figured I needed to find some big sandels – you know those big spoungy type ones?

if you wanted to go two shoes that might be a good option, if you are unable to you may have to consider something like those SoleMates that D.Marie posted (which are weird looking…)

• sofiekitty
• 9 years ago

• Wedding: June 2013

@KateMW:  I think they are ugly too, but then again no one will see them since most wedding dresses are really long and cover your feel anyways.  I just can’t bear wearing casual shoes with my fancy dress and to me, wedges/flats are just too casual. I’d rather have some nice wedding heels in my photographs, and then slip those plastic things on after the photos are done..

• michiru4ever
• 9 years ago

• Wedding: Central Park

I bought ivory wedges from Dillard’s. I think that the plastic heel things look ridiculous. If you took it off right after the ceremony it would be okay I guess. 

• Ringer101
• 9 years ago

• Wedding: February 2013

I have the same issue, too! My wedding will also be on grass, and I really don’t want to wear wedges and flats, either. Originally I planned to have sole mates, but now I look at those pictures and find it does look ugly… 🙁