HELP needed with my wedding shoes please

GrannyKnot

...and white.
Yes, they do look 'modern' smart and suitable for a spring/summer wedding.

I too would suggest Hotter.

I'm having the same problem finding a comfortable shoe/sandal to wear with a dress for a wedding, have tried on lots and nothing quite works, colours is wrong or they hurt. Have an old pair, nice dressy looking with a small heel which are comfortable but too worn to wear. I'm off out later today to try again. ExaltedWombat I care, think quite a few of us do too.

have you tried ambrose wilson, they do different widths

Just been on eBay. There’s a ‘pair’ L=4.5, R=5!
Someone must need them??
They are Gabor, very nice and we all have odd feet don’t we?

I have bought some stylish (but no so comfortable shoes) for the photos and have a super comfortable pair in my larger bag that I am leaving to hand. My clutch bag is only for show too. I know, I know, I have caught the belt and braces habit from DH.........

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I’ve recently bought some flat sparkly sandals from Clark’s. They might not have what you are looking for, Mumski, but mine are really comfortable and might work for some Grans who are seeking flat/low-heeled sandals with a wee bit of bling.

Hi Mumski,
Firstly HUGE congratulations upon your forthcoming nuptials, hope everything goes well. I’ve found some inexpensive white comfortable looking Lilley (low heeled) wedges with small diamante detailing in sizes 5 through to 9 with one reviewer saying they are large in size. Just the job for standing most of the day. To add a bit more blingy embellishment to the shoes, I also know that Amazon and eBay do crystal rhinestone shoe clips for weddings, parties etc. I attach a picture of the shoes with two ideas for clips though there are lots to choose from. Meantime best wishes for a long and happy marriage.

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Hi. Try Evans or one of the shops for larger ladies, their shoes are wide fit.

Have a lovely day

Have you tried Damart? Their shoes are wide fitting.

I have problems getting shoes too, wide feet with bunions and a high arch, and I find Evans very good too.

I struggled to find shoes for my daughter's wedding. I never wear heels and live in trainers but wanted something a wee bit glam. I spent a whole day in the city looking and ordered and returned several pairs on line. I eventually got a really lovely pair by Gabor from Amazon. Small heel bit of sparkle and I was able to wear them all day!

What about buying a plain pair and adding your own bling.There are so many crafty items out there nowadays i am sure you would find something suitable.

DH asked me why the shoes I buy always seem comfortable in the shop, but are unwearable when I get them home.
I don't know the answer.

However, I do have to choose shoes for comfort these days. Could you put another pair somewhere handy in case the very smart ones hurt your feet mumski?

Scholl do some gel pads to put under the balls of your feet which could help too.

Good luck and congratulations

Congratulations Mumski!
I too have problems getting comfortable shoes and would go down the “smart for photos and comfy for the rest of the day” route. As others have said - people are far more realistic nowadays! ?

Try DB shoes, they have a wide range of widths and styles. Good luck.

Are you anywhere near 'old shoe factory' country?
Padders in Kettering and Rieker in Market Harborough have lovely comfy shoes in wide fittings - and Padders will fit special insoles, by taking the original insole out, so you don't lose space in the shoe.
Mail order, try these:
www.marshallshoes.co.uk/waldlaufer-m17. They do different width fittings.

Congratulations and best wishes for the future mumski hope you find some comfy shoes and enjoy your day ???‍❤️‍?‍?

Try DB wide fitting shoes and sandals. Very comfortable !

Just bought so low wedge peep toe shoes from the local garden centre for daughter’s wedding. It has a branch of Pavers. They are pretty and wide enough!

They are ivory with a bow edged with gold

I've bought the Hotter ones as shown above. Normally am not a fan of theirs but the style fits with my 1950's inspired suit. They really encase your foot and make you feel very secure and somehow not as if wearing heels. Normally if I put heels on nowadays I feel very clumsy and somehow far less capable....tis weird.

What about trying wider fit shoes?
www.widerfitshoes.co.uk/pp+ladies+ladies