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7 Tips on How to Select Summer Wedding Shoes for Your Bridal Party That Everyone Will Love 1. Shop Early: This is the best thign you can do, especially if you have a large bridal party because if you absolutely, positively can't find what you want, you can move on to Plan B (and C and D). 2. Be Realistic: While you want some synchronicity in your shoes, they don't all have to be the same. To this end . . . 3. Focus on Theme: Instead of focusing on a particular style that's just alike, focus on a theme that can be brought together. For example, the color of the shoes can be the same, even if everything else about the shoe is different (eg, flats, heels, slingbacks, etc). This way, everyone can get the style <a href="http://www.nikeairforce1-onsale.com/"><strong>nike air force one</strong></a> that they want, while still presenting a cohesive, bridal party look. 4. Buy from One Store: Things like color can vary from one shop to the next. So, if possible, buy all shoes from one store and/or have them dyed, which brings us to the next tip, which is . . . 5. Shop Early: We know this is the first tip, but it bears repeating because if you wait, you won't have time to do stuff like having shoes dyed (if it comes to that), <a href="http://sonkycc.com/read.php?7#topreply"><strong>Nike Shox TL3 Mens Shoes Limitations of 19216811-Shoxcool603-ZOL博客</strong></a> or making your own bridal shoes (see video below), or "finding Monica's slingback to match Jessica's open-toed sandal." 6. Be Considerate: Unless you're picking up this expense, be considerate of your bridal party and select styles/colors that can be worn again. While a peach slingback with purple flowers may suit your wedding colors, how much more use can your bridal party get out of this pair of shoes? 7. Think Comfort: Another thing to keep in mind when it comes to your bridal party. While your girlfriend Tara may feel perfectly comfortable walking around in 3-inch heels for hours on end, your friend Sharon — who only wears heels on special occasions — might not be as happy.