So, we found quite a lot of love for Pinterest recently, which has resulted in...
T H E S E R I E S
...a pinterest collection of all super cool things, wedding related.
We have pulled together oh-so-dreamy, jaw-dropping dresses, the most beautifully designed and delicious cakes, the hippest, hottest suits for the fellas and a whole host of other aesthetic wonders to get you on your way to creating, well, basically the world's greatest party.
Each month on the blog, we will share a new board with you and from that, pick our top five faves.
Next up...
T H E S H O E S
Here we are; the silly, the spikey, the sexy, and maybe a touch of the sensible.
But first, a disclaimer.
We (Charlie and Jess) are both over 5ft 9ins tall and, as florists, spend our days standing, carrying and lifting. So, we have a penchant for supportive trainers and sandals with a solid inner sole, so expect a few flats to pop up.
1. Fancy footware
If you have a decent budget, or just really prioritise shoes up there with food and booze, you can't go wrong with a designer pair.
Much like the wedding dress, specifically bridal heels are priced high, so you may as well get some cracking Choos for a similar figure.
image via onefabday.com
Sadly not available anymore, Louboutin created a bespoke range of blue-soled stunners intended to be the 'something blue' and, presumably, 'something new' for brides.
Someone should really get a petition going, or picket outside Louboutin HQ to get these back on the market...
2. DISCO DANCERS
Remember, a wedding is basically a bloody great party with some legal stuff thrown in, and that kind of occasion requires some show stoppers!
Who said you can't wear python platforms??
They be trippin'.
3. White Birkies
Just do it.
You know you want to.
And they look awesome.
And you can dance all night and even jump for joy without fear of a broken ankle.
WIN : WIN
4. Bare your sole
It may once have been the vehicle prostitutes used to give their details to businessmen in high class bars (so we've been told), but now it's totally a thing to write a message to / about your betrothed on the sole of your shoes.
Some are a bit cringe but these Sophia Webster numbers are the real cool kinda kitsch.
image via refinery29.com
5. Proper Shoes
Break with convention! Support your feet! Wear proper shoes!
images via fatbrides.tumblr.com
Brogues, Derbys, Oxfords...all look super chic with a dress, but also dead sharp if you have gone the jumpsuit / slacks / trouser suit route for the wedding.
Which you definitely should.
image via tomravenshear.com
More like this on our Pinterest...
T H E S H O E S
Here we are; the silly, the spikey, the sexy, and maybe a touch of the sensible.
But first, a disclaimer.
We (Charlie and Jess) are both over 5ft 9ins tall and, as florists, spend our days standing, carrying and lifting. So, we have a penchant for supportive trainers and sandals with a solid inner sole, so expect a few flats to pop up.
1. Fancy footware
If you have a decent budget, or just really prioritise shoes up there with food and booze, you can't go wrong with a designer pair.
Much like the wedding dress, specifically bridal heels are priced high, so you may as well get some cracking Choos for a similar figure.
image via onefabday.com
Sadly not available anymore, Louboutin created a bespoke range of blue-soled stunners intended to be the 'something blue' and, presumably, 'something new' for brides.
Someone should really get a petition going, or picket outside Louboutin HQ to get these back on the market...
image via theflirtyguide.com
2. DISCO DANCERS
Remember, a wedding is basically a bloody great party with some legal stuff thrown in, and that kind of occasion requires some show stoppers!
Who said you can't wear python platforms??
They be trippin'.
images via matchesfashion.com
3. White Birkies
Just do it.
You know you want to.
And they look awesome.
And you can dance all night and even jump for joy without fear of a broken ankle.
WIN : WIN
image via fashionforlunch.net
image via cdna.tid.al
It may once have been the vehicle prostitutes used to give their details to businessmen in high class bars (so we've been told), but now it's totally a thing to write a message to / about your betrothed on the sole of your shoes.
Some are a bit cringe but these Sophia Webster numbers are the real cool kinda kitsch.
image via refinery29.com
5. Proper Shoes
Break with convention! Support your feet! Wear proper shoes!
images via fatbrides.tumblr.com
Brogues, Derbys, Oxfords...all look super chic with a dress, but also dead sharp if you have gone the jumpsuit / slacks / trouser suit route for the wedding.
Which you definitely should.
More like this on our Pinterest...
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