Wedding Shoes
Wedding Shoes
Consideration #1: Material
The basic features of your shoes should be black, leather and lace-up.
Consideration #2: Color
While black is the main recommendation, technically, if you’re keeping it traditional and classy, you have two options here – black or brown. A black shoe is considered preferable when you want to create a formal look.
Consideration #3: Shoe style
Oxford: It also known as the Balmoral, this shoe features closed lacing and is the most formal of all lace-up shoes. It’s a truly classic style that is most recommended by experts for a groom.
Loafer: It is actually an umbrella term for an assortment of slip-on shoes. While many variations of the loafer aren’t suitable for a formal occasion, you can find a few elegant styles that can really work with your wedding outfit.
Derby: Derby is similar to the Oxford but features a closed lace that creates two flaps wrapping around the shoe’s tongue. Not suitable for formal wear but would suit a more casual look if there is a theme of your wedding.
