One of A Kind Wedding Shoes – Just Add Stickers!

by CarissaNovember 24, 2011 4

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Personalized wedding shoes

Write on your wedding shoes. Yeah, we said it. About to say “I Do?”–stick it to your shoe. This finishing touch is one of those extra-special final details that will make your wedding day your very own. (And you can DIY!)

I Do wedding shoe applique photo by Red Box Weddings

The overall trend in weddings nowadays is to make it as personal and unique as possible. Everything about the event should reflect your personality as a couple and represent your love. Here’s a neat little way to up the uniqueness factor of your wedding ensemble and increase the chances for cute and cheeky photo opportunities.

I Do wedding shoe applique by Mindy Weiss

You can purchase a set of bedazzled “I Do” shoe appliques from wedding planner Mindy Weiss’ online shop for just $6. Keep in mind how you want the shoes to be read when placing the stickers–kneeling, sitting, kicking your feet in the air while your groom lifts you–for perfect foot photography.

DIY wedding shoe applique photo courtesy of Pink Sequins Wedding Adventure

His and Hers wedding shoe stickers

Personalized wedding shoes is a great DIY project that can be taken into your own hands. You can get a package of adhesive crystals or pearls from any craft store to create your own sole design and hidden message. With a sheet of sparkly alphabet stickers, you can write anything you want! And don’t stop with your shoes. Jazz up your partner’s shoes, too. Or even your entire bridal party!

Bridal party personalized shoes photo courtesy of Millie Holloman Photography

Personalized wedding shoes

If you’re into DIY but you don’t want to BUY, then just grab a Sharpie and get to scribblin’. Keep it simple with “I Do” or have your bridal party, friends, or family sign your shoes. Whether you choose stickers or handscript, personalizing your wedding shoes will turn them into one of a kind designs that will forever hold the memories of your walk down the aisle.

Are you going to personalize your wedding shoes? Tell us how you plan to do it the box below.