Ideas for Coordinating Dyeable Shoes
In years past, dyeable shoes meant one thing – standard white satin shoes that were dyed to match the bridesmaid’s dresses. In many cases bridesmaid were happy with their shoes but most likely threw them away the second the wedding they attended was over. Fortunately this is no longer the case and dyeable shoes have become fashionable and gorgeous footwear that any bride or bridesmaid would love to wear.
Dyeable shoes are typically dyed to match a color of a dress, usually the bridesmaid’s dresses. However there are some other options for coordinating dyeable shoes to the wedding party’s outfits.
Traditional weddings tend to have a bride in a white dress, bridesmaids in colored dresses with matching dyed satin pumps, groom and groomsmen in tuxes with ties or bowties and cummerbunds in the same color as the bridesmaid’s dresses. While this is still quite common, there are some other modern options available to today’s brides.
Other styles of wedding dresses have a colored sash that coordinates with the wedding party colors. This is one option to coordinating dyeable shoes with the wedding party – even the bride can wear dyed shoes to match her sash if she chooses.
Some modern wedding dresses are also not white – many brides are choosing different colors for their wedding gowns and wedding party that are far from the typical “white and black” or “white and teal/purple/blue”. For brides who are having a more modern wedding with a colored wedding dress and contrasting wedding party colors, dyeable shoes can be dyed to match both of the colors or one of the colors for added fashion and coordination with the overall color theme of the wedding.
For example, if the wedding colors are deep crimson red and gold, dyeable shoes could be dyed to match in gold and red, perhaps different for both the bride and bridesmaids. If the bride’s wedding gown is gold, she could wear crimson red shoes while the bridesmaids in crimson dresses could wear coordinated gold dyed shoes.
For the wedding party, shoes are sometimes overlooked. Imagine that you are getting ready for your big day and as you go through the list of things that are done or need to be done, you feel as if there’s something important you’re missing. However, you just can’t quite put your finger on what exactly is missing. Then, you suddenly realize that you do not have shoes for yourself or the bridal party. Dyeable wedding shoes are a good way to overcome this small obstacle. In all the hustle and bustle of getting everything planned and ready, shoes may be the one small detail you overlook.
There are many styles of dyeable wedding shoes to choose from – not just the standard pump anymore. Today, you can find a variety of heels including sandals, slingbacks, pumps, open toed, stilettos and more. Dyeable shoes can also be ready in a short period of time and still look great – no more unevenly dyed plain satin pumps that you had to order weeks in advance. On the Internet, you can find a variety of dyeable shoes that can be shipped to you within a week’s time in many styles and shades.
Coordinating dyeable shoes goes beyond just color – you also have many different styles to choose from as well. Choosing the right style to go with your wedding style and dresses is also a detail you should take care of. Having the right shoes can really make a wedding all the more special. You should be bursting with confidence knowing that you you’ll be wearing beautiful, comfortable, coordinated dyeable shoes, and that you have all of the finer details ironed out.
Dyeable shoes are also available for the groom and groomsmen, although they are not as commonly found. However, you can search the internet and find dyeable men’s footwear as well so that the men in your wedding party can also be coordinated.
Even flower girls and ring bearers can have dyeable shoes to match their flower girl dresses and ring bearer suits or dresses as well as the rest of the wedding party. Everyone in the wedding party, from the ring bearer and flower girl, to the bridesmaids, groomsmen, bride and groom and even the mother of the bride can all be wearing coordinating dyeable shoes at the wedding ceremony.