I want it! | White Wedding Shoes

Ask me on any day, and I will tell you one of the things I love about weddings are the little touches brides {and grooms} infuse on their wedding days. One of my faves- shoes that match your colors- or a pair of shoes that you just LOVE {converse’s anyone}. But, lets be honest, sometimes white just works, and sometimes the whole tradition of being a bride in white swallows you up whole, and you have to relish it- each and every part. So for that, I went hunting. And not just for any ol’ white shoe- yummy white shoes- dare I even say delicious. Because while it may be after Labor day, some of these white concoctions are so amazing I would wear them EVERYWHERE! Laugh if you must {would I look crazy in those 5 inch Louboutin’s in my shorts}, these shoes are heaven worthy!

Heavenly white wedding shoes Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, Manola's and nina's

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