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Want to really save some cash on your wedding shoes? Here’s a great idea: purchase a pair of plain shoes in your color of choice and make them fancier for the say with some DIY appliques or clips. Most of these cost less than $20 for the pair and can be added to just about any shoe. Here are some available from Wedding Tennis & Formal Shoes:
See, you really can turn any shoe into a bridal shoe, and these appliques and clips look great on colored shoes as well as white shoes! You can also remove them after the big day so that you have a pair of less formal shoes that you can wear to other occasions as well.
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