Shoe boots are a neat compromise between heels or full length boots. They are stylish and fun, can cover your feet in cooler weather, but don’t overheat them the way full boots do, and are often made of the more delicate shoe materials than the leather of boots.

This example is Rachel Simpson design.

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If you love the super strappy shoes, you will love Women’s Faith from Lauren Ralph Lauren. There are enough straps to keep your feet comfortable and snug in the shoe, and still show plenty of skin through the gaps for a flash of peachy color.

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Got two million that you just need to blow on your wedding budget? If so, these are the shoes for you. Diamond studded and totally out of reach for most of us mere mortals, these shoes must be fun to see in person. They weigh in at a total of 595 carats!

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Need a gift for a shoe-loving bridesmaid? Want to add a unique decoration to the head table, or maybe somewhere else in the reception? Want a pretty shoe decoration for your cake topper? I’m sure you can think of some excuse to pick up one of these gorgeous decorative shoes from Jaf Gifts.

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These lovely Poetic License shoes, available from Endless, are the perfect picture of girly fun. The pinup look of these shoes is just the thing for brides who are interested in that style, but even if you aren’t, you can’t deny the cheerful look of these pretty shoes.

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Check out these beautiful wedding shoes by Badgley Mischka!

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If you are a fan of glitz and glitter, check out these sparkly shoes from Romantic Soles (available through the 6pm web site). The shoes are designed to be comfortable to wear and maximize sparkle. Be warned, if your shoes peek out from under your gown, these WILL demand their fair share of attention!

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Cinderella would have been proud to own a shoe like this! A clear wedding shoe showcases your feet without calling attention to itself, and can be the perfect accessory for a fairy tale themed wedding. There are lots of options to choose from, including high heels, sandals, and a perfectly Cinderella pump like the one shown here.

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If you don’t have a prized family tradition for your something blue, consider wearing it in a slightly surprising place: on your feet! While many brides turn to the traditional white or ivory shades for wedding shoes, a blue pair of heels can surprise and delight. The flash of color is subtle, but enough to draw a bit of attention to an otherwise overlooked accessory.

While a bright shade of blue might be too much, a muted sky blue might fit in perfectly for the more subtle bride.

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While leather shoes may be easier to clean, cloth shoes can be damaged by anything from mud to a stray soda. A stain remover might do the trick in a pinch, but if you don’t have the ability to get out a stain, you may have to deal with stained shoes for the rest of the ceremony.

Another option: keep a spare pair of white shoes in your car or at the ceremony site. In case of any emergency, you can swap your shoes out for the second pair. You can buy an identical pair, but if your shoes are on the expensive side, you may want to buy a very basic pair of shoes as your backup.

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