Dyeable Shoes

I was going to say that I'm sure any bridal place will do it, (Davids, House of Brides, Eva's bridal, etc...).

Michaels has some fabric spray, (I included a link). I would buy some sample fabric in whatever your shoes are and try it out first though!

http://www.michaels.com/Tulip%C2%AE-Fabric-Spray-Paint%E2%84%A2/gc1508,default,pd.html

Really? I got mine dyed at David's and it only cost me an extra $5. But then I also bought my shoes from them.

Check local shoe repair places, they might do it.

Http://www.dyeableshoestore.com/

This is where I did mine. Very pleased. They also have a huge selection of shoes that they can dye. They have pretty much all the david bridal's colors and all the alfred angelo colors or you can send in a custom color.

My dyed shoes are attached.

I keep reading that the dyes aren't waterproof and can stain your feet (and maybe dress). Anybody have issues with that?

When I asked my local David's Bridal about dyeing shoes, they said they wouldn't do it unless I bought my shoes from them.

My shoes were on sale at David's bridal for $30 and it was only an extra $5 to dye them. I wouldn't call that expensive.

Thanks! I'm looking into it more.

Tiki - if your feet are sweaty (ew, sorry), they will stain a little bit, but will come off in the shower the next day. They are not water proof. For me, it was worth the risk because I couldn't find that color and that low of a heel.

@GameCox - Thanks! That doesn't seem so bad. I didn't want to have blue feet my whole honeymoon, lol.

The only problem I find with dyeable shoes, are dyed feet