Best high street wedding shoe shop

kmmr

Hi,

Can anyone advise which high street shops have the best range of wedding shoes?

I don't want very high heels, but not totally flat. Although a low heel and a flat might be a good idea for later in the night! Normally I like to get most things from the web, but shoes are so important for comfort I want to try them on.

I'm in London, so I have plenty of choice, just being a bit lazy to see if anyone has any advice!

Thanks

codemonkey

You could go to John Lewis and try on some rainbow club shoes, then buy them on ebay later :rotfl::rotfl:

Alternatively schuh have a great selection of irregular choice shoes. Drooool

kmmr

And there is a Schuh shop near me too... might see what they have in stock. No John Lewis around here though... might check out house of Fraser though.

MrsDrink

I buy most of my shoes online from places that have free returns (gutted that Schuh doesn't, and my nearest is 50 miles away!). Debenhams has free returns... lol Kurt Geiger do too.

kmmr

I live near Westfield, so TECHNICALLY this is on my local high street. Not exactly MSE though!

http://www.jimmychoo.com/sandals/paxton/invt/247paxtonmle/

or...

http://www.jimmychoo.com/luna-/invt/247lunapat/

which is too high, too painful, too expensive and too red. But otherwise ideal!

MrsDrink

Drool! Lol I saw these when I was searching for silver high heeled sandals. If only my budget was unlimited.

codemonkey

Well, if you're going to go down that route...



more padding on the instep than the Jimmy Choos

kmmr

I keep getting drawn to Red shoes... is that just too out there?? I think it could look lovely with a flash of red under the dress.

Here's a good compromise.

http://us.christianlouboutin.com/shoes/super-100mm.html

or these. Nice heel height too.

http://us.christianlouboutin.com/shoes/simple-pump-patent.html

Damn... this wasn't supposed to be fantasy shopping!! I'll never choose one locally now!

mickey54

kmmr wrote: »

I live near Westfield, so TECHNICALLY this is on my local high street. Not exactly MSE though!

http://www.jimmychoo.com/sandals/paxton/invt/247paxtonmle/

or...

http://www.jimmychoo.com/luna-/invt/247lunapat/

which is too high, too painful, too expensive and too red. But otherwise ideal!

Although they look fantastic....think it was Mail on Sunday who did a report on Jimmy Choo Shoes - and after one days (not hard) wear..they looked like they had been worn for weeks on end. Recommended by retailers that they are soled before wear !!!!!!.

kmmr

codemonkey wrote: »

Well, if you're going to go down that route...



more padding on the instep than the Jimmy Choos

yes... yes... the padding on the Jimmy Choos is terrible.... THAT's why I won't get them! no other issues at all.

kmmr

mickey54 wrote: »

Although they look fantastic....think it was Mail on Sunday who did a report on Jimmy Choo Shoes - and after one days (not hard) wear..they looked like they had been worn for weeks on end. Recommended by retailers that they are soled before wear !!!!!!.

Crazy. So perfect they can't do the thing they are intended to do! I suppose most owners just put them on the shelves to look at!