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Comfortable wedding shoes don’t have to, I implore, be an oxymoron. We are in 2022; there’s no reason we can’t buy some sleek pumps that won’t send our bridesmaids out for dressings by the end of the night. As a bridesmaid and wedding guest on several occasions, no longer married myself a year ago, I browsed several pairs of wedding shoes and several types of wedding shoes. I’ll admit a few episodes of dancing barefoot over the years, but for the most part I was able to keep my wedding shoes on my feet with no blisters, sores, or mysterious bruises the next morning. How, you ask?
The difficulty in choosing the right wedding shoes is that they have to be location specific. A beach party will probably require sandals; a black-tie party breeds heels; a wedding in wine country needs apartments that won’t sink in the mud; a courthouse case might even allow sneakers. To accommodate such an array of aesthetics, I researched 25 pairs of heels, pumps, stilettos, flats, sandals, and sneakers in varying heel lengths, some open toe and some closed toe, which are chic enough to be considered wedding material. (For you brides: many styles are available in white!) While some pairs are more comfortable than others – it’s hard to argue that sneakers feel better than pumps – all should be able to survive a noisy reception. Whether you’re headed for the aisle or the dance floor (or both!), check out our expert picks.
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