Dyeable Wedding Shoes - Should You Do It?


by Amy H. Wells - Date: 2010-09-18 - Word Count: 337 Share This!

Give me 3 minutes and I'll share with you everything you need to learn about dyeable wedding shoes. I'll share with you everything that I have learned , about the pros, the cons and what the seller at the shoe store doesn't usually tell you about dyeing your own shoes.

Dyeable wedding shoes are a very popular choice of brides. If you don't know what dyeable shoes are, I highly recommend you search it on Google and see what the fuss is all about. These wedding shoes are shoes that can be dyed various colors to match the color scheme of the wedding. Generally speaking, dyeable shoes are made of fabric and can be dyed to almost any color you think about. This is a great solution for every bride because you can buy the shoes regardless of your dress color. Once you choose your dress you should simply dye the shoes to the color of your selection .

Here are some useful tips you should know before buying dyeable wedding shoes:

Tip #1 - Although it seems like the dyeable shoes are common purchase by brides only, there is actually no reason why dyeable shoes can't be used by other people in your wedding. The bridesmaids can buy different style of shoes to fit their tastes and dye them to the same color . The bride's mother or sister could get dyeable shoes and match the colors too.

Tip #2 - Walking around looking for shoes can take ages, don't waste your time! Use Google to do some initial research. Search online for dyeable wedding shoes that you love and then go try them on.

Tip #3 - Don't throw out your dyeable wedding shoes after the wedding! You should dye them to a new color and use them as on a daily basis.

Here is a top secret I can give you, purchase shoes that feel comfortable enough for you to walk, dance and run. Your may find the wedding day could be a pretty long day and you should feel comfortable all day long.

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