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tourist
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So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Is probably a faux -paux, right?
even if it's in park. . during the day?
What about if I wear my orange flip flops?
 
I cannot find shoes at all!
I have a burgundy dress, and I need non- frumpy, high heeled shoes in a wide width & I can't find ANYTHING!
Well, that's not true--there are a few I've seen over $200 dollars, but I can't spend that much-- especially not for one of DH's friends!
Message edited 9/11/2008 12:28:09 PM.
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SnickNNick
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
My mom needs a wide width--she has had luck with Naturalizer, sometimes Aerosoles....
(these all come in other colors too, and in wide)
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| Posted 9/11/08 12:38 PM |
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anonttcer
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
I need a wide width too and the only place I have luck is Zappos.com
You can actually search for only shoes that come in wide.
It helps narrow it down a lot.
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| Posted 9/11/08 12:44 PM |
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tourist
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Thanks--The majority of my shoes are either Hush Puppies or Naturalizer from Zappos.
I am so sick of them. The heels are so low. I want normal feet! Or enough money to buy a pair of Stuart Wietzman shoes!
I've been stalking Zappos daily, waiting for them to get new things in.
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| Posted 9/11/08 1:04 PM |
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BunnyWife
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Is it super casual? Like in the grass? If so I'd say wear flip's. I bet the bride does too.
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| Posted 9/11/08 1:06 PM |
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tourist
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Posted by BunnyWife
Is it super casual? Like in the grass? If so I'd say wear flip's. I bet the bride does too.
I'm not really sure. The ceremony is in the grass, but there is an actual reception in a restaurant.
I think I may have to change my dress options to work with the one pair of nice heels that I do own.
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| Posted 9/11/08 1:09 PM |
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Lisa
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
if you arent looking to spend a lot...try Payless. they sell wide widths
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| Posted 9/11/08 1:25 PM |
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Diana712
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
I say splurge on the Stuart Weitzman get a classic pair and have them for years! 
If this is on grass first you need wedges!!!
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Waste06
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Posted by dilb712
If this is on grass first you need wedges!!!
this was my first thought as well!
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tourist
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Re: So, going to a wedding barefoot. . .
Posted by StayForever
Posted by dilb712
If this is on grass first you need wedges!!!
this was my first thought as well!
Wedges!  I am not a fan. My friend was concerned about sinking into the grass, so she bought shoes with a squarish heel, but I was going to avoid fabric shoes
That's a part of the reason I don't want to spend a lot of money though--I don't want to get grass stains on them.
The groom is DH's friend, so I don't know a lot of details. They don't discuss this stuff like we do.
I am going to see if I can find pictures of the location.
ETA--It's not on grass. It's a sort of patio in the park!
Message edited 9/11/2008 4:55:47 PM.
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