Post # 1
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Newbee
Dear God,
You have gifted me with such awesomeness, that I understand the reasoning behind you bestowing me with size 10.5 wide feet. Its okay, Im not mad. Its totally cool.
Im mad that I cant find swarski crystal shoes in my size, or blue shoes that fit right, or pretty much any shoe I want that is perfect. There is no such thing as perfection with these feet, but I sure try to come close.
Now that Im getting married, the hunt for “the shoe” is on. I need comfterable, 2 inch wide heel, maybe 3 inch, maybe peep toe or something a little strappy, that fit my wide big feet, and wont hurt, that much. Im not asking for much…just to be able to dance like Im JLo for one night, in my sprakly wedding shoes. Shoes that will take my breath away.
Answer my prayers? Point me in the right direction? or send me a link?
Meanwhile, I continue to pray for…
Post # 3
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Buzzing bee
@NayCav86: I am kind of giggling over what I”m about to suggest, because it sounds like a nightmare to me… but have you considered buying a pair of peeps that fit and then applying the bling yourself? I believe folks round here call it “strassing”? You can search that term and see a ton of LOVELY results of DIY Strass
Some bees are into it. I unfortunately have the patience of a 2 year old that needs a nap.
Post # 4
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Honey bee
@NayCav86: I’m like you — my feet are big (size 11 or 12, depending on the shoe — yikes!) and yeah, it’s basically impossible to find anything cute in that size. Someday the shoemakers of the world will catch on that more & more of us are in the “plus size” category of footwear, but until then… it’s tough.
I ended up buying my shoes from this website, and I was happy:
http://myglassslipper.com
They have a decent selection of bigger sizes. The only problem is that the shoes are expensive!!
Good luck.
Post # 5
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Buzzing bee
I bought my wide wedding shoes from a UK website but they were an American brand called “touch ups by Benjamin walk”. They fit perfectly and for the very first time in my life I made an easy shoe purchase. Best of luck, I know your pain.
Post # 6
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Newbee
@Andthepupmakes3: lol! yes I did see that! If you have the patience of a 2 yr old, then I have absolutely no patience whatsoever. The thought of DIYing it makes me cringe.
@stillme: thank you!! I will check it right now! So far, cost wise, Im like whatever if it fits, im buying it. I agree, there is a huge demand of wide, cute shoes. There are a lot of designers that do make them, but compared to straight size shoes, its only a small percentage. If you even click on wide, size 11 on DSW for instance, you will see 3 pages or so of some nice shoes, and some real ugly ones. Compared to regular sizes, there are about 100 pages etc..
Post # 7
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Helper bee
@NayCav86: There’s also this custom shoe company…not swarovski crystals, but you can get something glittery. Hope this helps!
http://www.shoesofprey.com/
Post # 8
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Newbee
I agree with stillme, try myglassslipper.com. Also, try bridalshoes.com…they have the TouchUps by Benjamin Walk.
I have big, wide feet too (9.5)…Paradox London’s Pink brand of shoes are SUPER comfortable. I got a pair, had them dyed purple and sent them to a seller on Etsy to be strassed…it was a bit pricey but they turned out beautifully. Wore them all night and felt like I was walking on air!
Hope you find what you’re looking for soon 
Post # 9
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Sugar bee
@NayCav86: I love Zappos. These aren’t perfect but here are some that might appeal to you in your size.
http://www.zappos.com/j-renee-rosina-silver-glitter-fabric
http://www.zappos.com/touch-ups-jolee-champagne-glitter
http://www.zappos.com/j-renee-skylar-pewter
I bought literally 5 pairs of shoes on Zappos and returned them before I found the ones I’m going to wear, you can return so easily. They probably hate me because shipping (including return shipping) is free. I’m sorry Zappos, don’t ban me, I love you.
Post # 10
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Newbee
@Audrey2: Ty! I will def check them out!! 🙂
@futuremrsgo: Glitter is a close second, still want the crystals tho
@Fancibride: What seller did you send them to? Can you reccomend? And can you post some pics! They sound awesome!
@jennmariee: thank you yes! I was already hunting on zappos! alas, the perfect shoe eludes me!
Post # 11
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Bumble Beekeeper
@NayCav86: There are a few sellers on ETSY that you send them your own shoes and they strass them for you so if you have a pair of shoes that fit you well you could send them in and have them strassed. I bought my bouquet holder from someone on ETSY and she does this….that might be an option for you!
Post # 12
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Busy bee
Post # 13
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Blushing bee
@NayCav86: I suffer the same fate as you. Big wide feet. I can sometimes pull off a 9.5, sadly in heels I’m usually a 10. I also have a weakness for pretty designer shoes. I have had the WORST time finding shoes until just yesterday when I found TWO! Then I was completely torn, so take your butt down to Dillards and check these out because they are the same price and VERY comfy (Especially the Bini’s!)
Shoe 1 (The one I ordered)- Antonio Melani’s Evette in Silver. They only go up to 10, but I felt like they were a little big on me so you may be able to pull it off 🙂
Link: http://www.dillards.com/product/Antonio-Melani-Evette-Dress-Sandals_301_-1_301_503933742?df=04050965_zi_gold
Shoe 2 Gianni Bini Flame Cutout, Silver. (These also only go up to 10 but I definitely had to go down a size and managed to fit into a 9! So maybe a 10 would work for you)
Link: http://www.dillards.com/product/Gianni-Bini-Flame-Cutout-Sandals_301_-1_301_503879463?df=04028262_zi_gold_fusion
Post # 14
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Bumble bee
@NayCav86: onlineshoes.com has several silver colored shoes in 10.5 wide.
Post # 15
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Worker bee
I sympathize, although I have a totally different problem: I have to wear size 12, because I have like really long toes, and of course, a 12 is too big…I am terrified, because I really only buy shoes from 3 brands…and they certainly don’t make bridal shoes! I’m going the Shoes of Prey route, but have you looked at Torrid? Nearly all their shoes are wide…and many of them go up to 13. They usally have more on-trend shoes.
Good luck!
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