Am I doing this right?

ciderwithrosie_2

Gingernutty wrote: »

the shoes are a stumbling point.

Do you have a problem with your feet that needs special shoes?

savingmummy

Gingernutty wrote: »

the shoes are a stumbling point.

What shoes do you already have?


Shoe zone, asda, Tesco and the likes sell nice fancy sandals/shoes. Even lovely ballet pumps with diamontes etc that you could wear again all <£10.


It will be dark -ish and after dancing you`ll no doubt end up in bare feet
I think you worrying far too much my love x

Gingernutty

ciderwithrosie wrote: »

Do you have a problem with your feet that needs special shoes?

Yup. I can't wear heels, flats (ballet pumps are out), orthotics fall out of sandals and bare feet is just about the most painful state to be in.

The outfit is yellow and white - the nicest shoes I've got is a pair of black DMs. They came with yellow laces.......:o

ciderwithrosie_2

Ooo, poor you, that must be very difficult to find anything suitable and comfortable. Could you wear a shoe with a low wedge or platform? Would they need to be wide fitting?

Air_Cooled_75

I got married in DMs I had a blue/pupley satiny mini dress from Top Shop (bought the day of the wedding!)

Don't worry, be yourself, *I* think DMs go with everything...

dandelionclock30

I wouldnt give a gift either, if it was a former colleague I'd chip in a couple of quid with other old workmates and then they get vouchers or whatever from the list.Unless it was someone I'd got on really well with and then hopefully I would consider them a friend really. Then thats different.
In fact I would probably not go unless I was really looking forward to the evening.

savingmummy

Gingernutty wrote: »

Yup. I can't wear heels, flats (ballet pumps are out), orthotics fall out of sandals and bare feet is just about the most painful state to be in.

The outfit is yellow and white - the nicest shoes I've got is a pair of black DMs. They came with yellow laces.......:o

Sorry to hear you have foot troubles.....Wear the DM`s it wouldn't bother me at all


Honestly I wouldn't pay out anymore then you already have.
Wear your work shoes, shoes you`ve had years, DM`s if you have too - bit of polish and shine and your done.

Gingernutty

I'm from the "black goes with everything" school of thought - which means nothing goes with my sodding outfit now! :mad:

I refuse to wear black to a wedding.

It's usually a fight to find black shoes as a lot of wide fitting shoes come in the most appalling "LOOK AT ME!! I'M ORTHOPEDIC!!" colours. :eek:

That and velcro. :mad:

gadjah543

Primark do cheap wide fit shoes

jenhug

Gingernutty wrote: »

I'm from the "black goes with everything" school of thought - which means nothing goes with my sodding outfit now! :mad:

I refuse to wear black to a wedding.

It's usually a fight to find black shoes as a lot of wide fitting shoes come in the most appalling "LOOK AT ME!! I'M ORTHOPEDIC!!" colours. :eek:

That and velcro. :mad:

New look, primark and Evans do wide fit shoes. possibly next too.