Black shoes for the bride?!?

These are the nude patent ones. I'm not sure how pink these nude shoes really are... in other photos on another website they looked more tan which makes me nervous! Not sure what to do...

I wore black shoes, but that's just my style. I got lots of compliments on my shoes actually. For the most part, if you're wearing a long dress people won't even see them. If they're comfy and you like them I say go for it.

If I had to make a decision, I would go with the black. I don't see anything wrong with wearing black shoes! Plus as you said they're comfortable and that's what's most important!

I think it is totally fine to wear black shoes. And you can always add some gold to your black shoes. I am working on glitzing my own shoes because I couldn't find anything I liked. I found this gold fabric glitter that you can spray on them. It isn't overpowering them and it would incorporate your colors.

I don't think anyone is going to care. I mean whatever shoes you wear those will be your wedding shoes and people will see them in an elevated light regardless. Those shoes look comfy which is important, I say go black!

@Vandekerklove, what is the name of the fabric glitter? I would love to know! I was thinking of doing something similar to glam it up, either by adding a brooch/appliqué or adding rhinestones or something, glitter sounds fun too especially if it is a bit more subdued!

I think the black shoes are fine. They're cute and look super comfy which is all that matters! You definitely won't get the side eye for wearing black shoes.

I think black shoes would look lovely!

I'm still a bit torn! Is the patent leather too informal for a wedding?

Are people even going to be seeing your shoes? Is your dress short? I like either of them.

I think suede would be more informal than patent leather.

Can you order the nude and if they are not the right color, exchange them for the black?

No the dress is long. I guess that's a good point. I just know that sometimes especially when you're dancing sometimes your shoes peek out. I was worried more that it might look odd in photos.