"What? No Pin Heels?! Be Cautious of Wedding Shoe Designs That Are Not Allowed at Venues and Dress Shops"

2021.01.05 published

I Want to Wear My Dream Bridal Shoes!

Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik, Louboutin, etc...

There must be brides-to-be who have decided in their hearts that they want to wear shoes from those brands for their wedding.

It’s not uncommon for brides to secure their bridal shoes before deciding on the dress they will wear on their wedding day.

(They can be used for pre-wedding photo shoots too ♡)

@a_wedding_s2

Unexpected Pitfalls! Did You Know There Are Rules at Venues and Dress Salons?

But wait a minute!

There are certain things you should be careful about before purchasing your bridal shoes.

That is, the rules pertaining to bridal shoes set by the wedding venue or dress salon you plan to rent a dress from.

In fact, some venues and dress salons have rules about what types of bridal shoes can be worn.

If you overlook these rules, it could lead to a tragedy where the "one and only" pair you purchased can’t be worn on the big day.

That would be just too sad…!

@little.h___

Therefore, in this article, we will explain the designs of bridal shoes that may not be allowed.

If the bridal shoes you are considering fall into any of these categories, it is recommended to check the regulations of the venue or dress salon first.

Bridal Shoes That May Not Be Allowed ① Pin Heels

Bridal shoes typically feature slim high heels.

However, some dress salons have a rule that prohibits pin heels.

Delicate lace import dresses may catch on pin heels, leading to the risk of damaging the hem.

It would be quite a hassle if you had to compensate for a very expensive wedding dress.

For this reason, they may require you to choose shoes with chunkier heels instead of pin heels.

@nagisa_marry

Brides who want to wear an import dress or are particularly fond of delicate lace should be especially careful.

It’s a good idea to confirm with the dress salon before purchasing a pin-heeled shoe.

Bridal Shoes That May Not Be Allowed ② Shoes with Jewels

Similar to pin heels, shoes adorned with jewels that may catch on lace or organza fabrics can also be prohibited.

Be cautious when choosing designs that feature jewels on the toes or heels, or when the entire shoe is adorned with jewels.

@__oaoa___

Bridal Shoes That May Not Be Allowed ③ Open Toe or Heel Designs

The third category includes shoes that have exposed toes or heels.

Depending on the wedding venue, bridal shoes that expose the toes or heels may not be allowed.

Many overseas brand bridal shoes have designs with open toes or heels, so caution is required.

Check Before You Buy Your Bridal Shoes ♡

We have presented some points to keep in mind before purchasing your dream bridal shoes.

To ensure you can wear your destined pair on your wedding day, make sure you fully understand the rules before selecting your bridal shoes ♡

(If by any chance the shoes you had your heart set on are prohibited, then you can wear them for the pre-wedding shoot or the after-party instead ♩ If you can enjoy two pairs, that is also a very happy situation ♡)

@tkr_wedding