Silver Flower Girl Shoes

Well my daughter (who will be 2 the day after the wedding), is going to be the flower girl for my friend's wedding (I'm the maid of honor =D) anyway, we bought her shoes & they are so adorable (mini versions of mine). They are the clear plastic kind with silver leafy designs on it w/rhinestones. Well the left one fits her perfectly, but the right one I couldn't get past getting her toes in them... I was like "I know this foot cant be fatter than the other one" so I got to looking at the shoes & the toe of that one is way small... like a manufactures defect... Ok heres my question: My mom said that it will stretch out by then if I work with it alot between now and then, like you know kinda gently pull on it or whatever... Do you think that it will stretch out?? Oh and the dress store where we bought if from doesn't do refunds, or exchanges... so that will really suck if they dont stretch... =(

Have her wear the shoes around your house as much as she can to help stretch them out. If not, she could just wear the shoes for the church part. Most people take their shoes off at the reception anyways... if she is even attending the reception.

How cute... you are the MOH and she's the flower girl!!! Awe!!!! How lucky!!!!

BTW.. I see how you are changing your screen name getting ready for the big day in two days!!!! :) Happy Birthday to you!!! (in two days)

2008-03-04 06:10:41 by *Mrs. Barberich since 11/02/08*

Just some shoes that I've accumulated over the past couple of months. I'm SO excited for Spring! Shoeocean.com Flower Sandals-- Only $10 ...

Okay Im trying to decide on shoes for both my flower girls,. They have the same dress this....
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E3F 0RG in white.
But what shoes do I get white, silver, black or my wedding color yellow?

Also if you have any suggestions of shoes Id really like to see. Im buying them from amazon tonight and the sizes are 6 and 9 toddler.
If you do have suggestions of shoes one will be 21 months and the other 3 the day of the wedding so they need backs or straps on them.
Also if it matters my shoes are silver. And my 2 bridesmaids (matching) are silver but different from mine.

What about cute little ballet flat type shoes. I think Yellow would be really cute and so would silver. But i wouldn't go with black they would stick out a lot. But if you did yellow then maybe had little yellow flowers or ribbons in their hair that would be cute.

2009-04-05 18:03:00 by Steph~Devin's

I really liked this sandals that I saw a girl wearing. The front was covered with silver flowers and there were only straps in the front of the shoe. I can't find them anywhere.
*Ones that aren't very expensive

you want gladiators:

they come in a range of styles and colours:

http://www.asos.com/Women/Shoes/Cat/pgec ategory.aspx?cid=4172&Rf-100=Flat+Sa ndals&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=135 &sort=1


i reccomend the third shoe, with the flowers painted onto them

hope i helped!

2008-06-11 02:30:29 by makebelieve

Price: $40.00 $29.99

Chain is not included
Weighs about 4 grams
Baby Shoe Charm Pendant

I am not good at this at all but am really interested in peoples opinions as it's been mixed and I certainly don't want my colors not to match or look hideous .. my dress is an ivory color and the girls bridesmaids dresses are grape. My bouquet has oriental lily's in it and is quite full with other white flowers around it .. so I thought I could have the girls carry a bouquet of light and darker pink gerbera daises. I was wanting the girls to wear silver shoes and the guys to wear a black tux with silver vests??? So I guess the only thing pink would be the flowers .. does this all seem like it will match ? I really appreciate the feedback!

It is your wedding. Enjoy it. And embrace the color! Yes, they match!

2010-06-29 17:07:00 by CaperBride

The wedding will be in November (southeast USA). The site is the yard basically of an antebellum mansion; the reception is inside the mansion. Her dress is strapless organza over satin, beading on the bodice, full ballgown type skirt (again organza over satin with satin border and beading on the bottom on the skirt). She is wearing a diamond-look headpiece with fingertip length veil. The flower girl/jr. bridesmaids are in white organza over satin tea-length dresses. I have two choices of dresses and am undecided. Dress #1 is sea-green-aqua crepe, round neck sleeveless 2 rufflely (sp?) kind of swingy bottom (slightly below knee length) with a sheer matching jacket with sea-green-aqua pearls scattered all over the jacket (probably wearing silver shoes) or perhaps the dress without the jacket (kind of matronly looking) and just a pretty organza shawl. Dress #2 is champagne color, floor length, slightly off the shoulder short sleeves, fitted bodice (slightly below waist) with beads.
straight skirt with slight drape on side at waist. I don't know which is correct, the less formal (shorter dress) or the more formal (long dress)? My daughter's dress is very pretty but no train, she is wearing diamond necklace (groom's family heirloom). His family is from "old money" and the house is their ancestral home--restored and turned into a special events location. Please help me decide--I don't want to be overdone nor do I want to be too casual. Help!!! Please!!!
Thanks everyone. The long dress is champagne/beige, lovely--just worried it might be too formal. The aqua dress is a nice soft shade and really not that poufy--just hard to describe. Both look pretty good on me as I have pale skin, medium blonde hair and green eyes--just need a little more color to my blush and lipstick with the champagne one. I am still undecided--her colors, incidentally, are white, pale green, rose-pink. I was trying to match the green color with dress #1 but the color is more blue-green that really green--would blend though. Actually my daughter will be seeing both gowns this weekend--I am getting pictures taken by friend who can scan them into the computer so I can send them. Thanks for your input though-I feel the green/aqua one is cute on but maybe better for just a guest at the wedding rather than mother of the bride-will just have to see. Thanks again.

The champagne dress sounds timeless. Always go with classic & timeless. It will work anywhere. The green one sounds too poufy and the color is too much.

2007-10-19 17:36:30 by llewen