Shoes go 'Wilde'

Photo from Liberty In Love

Looking for a unique but romantic bridal shoes? These shoes by Harriet Wilde are decorated with their own 'jewelry,' and are delicate and romantic.  A comfortable rounded toe shoe with a platform makes it easier to get around in despite the high heels. The last word in bridal luxury!

The shoes, called Gardenia, are made of the best Italian ivory silk satin and pink leather linings for wear-all-day comfort. A pair of  'Gardenia' can take 6-8 weeks, as each pair is made especially for you. And yes, they are dyeable!

Go ahead, click on that link for Liberty in Love and order yourself a pair. You know you deserve it!

Green Feet? Well, Make That Great Green Shoes

Fergie Protest in Fluorescent Green

And the bride wore: Something old, something new, something borrowed and something GREEN. The Offbeat Bride offers you a selection of shoes gone green.

My favorites? Shoes by Fergie.  Yes, I know the heels are high, but so pretty! And perfect to have peeking out from under your lacy wedding gown! Your feet will fluoresce in these beauties! And give your groom some flourescent green socks and it will make for some great photo ops!

Butter Women's Sambuca Platform Pump in green patent leather

Looking for some shoes with a boho bow? Try this green pair from Butter, a company born from the combination of designer Nancy Geist and her business partner Lee Riech.  These come in a pretty pink too, so if you are not quite brave enough to go green, try pink instead.  

Chicomum-b by designer Nancy Geist at Butter

Nancy Geist also has a shoe called Chicomum-b, for the bride who wants just a little green as well as a whole bridal collection.

Criana by Nina at Zappos

Looking for a different shade of green? Try this pair by Nina from Zappos in apple green. Their lower heel and comfortable price may make you a happier bride!

Not happy with any of these choices? Head over to Offbeat Bride and see some other green shoes (or at least partly green shoes). It's fun to look at them even it they aren't 'your cuppa tea.'

Would you wear green on your wedding day? Yes? No? Tell us all about it!