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Before we jump right into this steamy topic, give me a moment to drool over those shoes right up in the image...  Okay, so this is a question that has popped up many times from people all over the world. They want to know if they can ditch the heel platform for a more convenient footwear on their wedding day.

The traditional image of a Bride striding down the aisle may include a gown with a long train, a cathedral length veil, and 6 inch stilettos. But what about the bride who favours comfort over style? Some Brides simply aren't swayed by the siren song of stilettos, but one's wedding day calls for dressing up.

Your wedding day should be filled with love, laughter, and merriment; not acute pain from shoes that are not in every sense comfortable. Whether you crave mobility on the dance floor or simply don't wish to tower over your betrothed during your vows, you should indulge in whatever form of footwear makes you feel at ease.

Floral heels

From gem-embellished sandals to ballet flats, there is no shortage of low-heeled wedding shoes to suit a bride's taste. When selecting shoes, make sure to take the tone and location of your wedding into account and be sure to choose a pair you absolutely adore even if they possess a heel height of a half-inch or half-foot.

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Some ladies would rather go for sneakers than heeled shoes, I think that might be too casual (my opinion). But your outfit also goes a long way to determine what you can wear or not. I have definitely come across women that didn't dig the stilettos and wore a range of other footwear except sneakers though but looked gorgeous as well. If you probably have a petite frame or not so tall in height, Just try to wear something of a raised platform to boost your appearance. Remember not to go overboard with your final decision.

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There you have it, drop your thoughts in the comment section.