Saying “I Do! In Spring or Summer of 2016? These Are The Top Bridal Shoes For The Big Day

Spring and summer are ideal seasons for saying “I do!” Spring, with nature blossoming in every corner symbolizes a fresh new start, and thus provides the perfect frame for your new life as a married couple. Summer is all about being positive and vibrant, with longer and warmer days, clear skies and plenty of plans to fulfill. No doubt why so many brides love getting married during the warmest months of the year. Now your footwear will have to reflect your blossoming and warm spirit that matches these seasons, so let’s have a look at our picks for the best bridal shoes to wear in Spring Summer 2016. Benjamin Adams has a great selection that strike the perfect balance between comfort and style.

Saskia
Most of us do love a bit of sparkle! And brides need it as they’ll be on the spotlight during their wedding day. Then we have the perfect bridal shoe for you to wear during Spring Summer 2016! ‘Saskia’ by Benjamin Adams is a gorgeous super high heeled court shoe with beautiful Austrian crystal detailing making this heel a real head turner and just imagine those crystals sparkling in the summer sun.

Lola
Bridal shoes, especially those worn in Spring or Summer days, need to allow you enjoy the most important day of your life to the fullest. Lola by Benjamin Adams is a gorgeous full back sandal with a beautiful complete mesh toe which is a perfect look for summer to let your foot breath and show off that little bit more skin. Lola is a stunning choice for your spring summer bridal shoe, lovely, light and extremely comfortable!

Felicity
If you’re looking for a classically beautiful court shoe then ‘Felicity’ by Benjamin Adams is your best bet; a gorgeous super high heeled wedding shoe with a stunning trim it’s a perfect choice for your Spring or Summer wedding, it’s a clean and structured shoe which will set off and complete any bridal outfit so definitely one of the top bridal shoes to wear this Spring Summer!

Dakota
Lace is a gorgeous choice for a spring summer bridal shoe. The delicate crystal trim adds glamour whilst the scalloped edges make this a perfect choice for your wedding shoe, whilst it’s peep toe gives you the best reason to show off that pedicure for all to see!

Megan
A strappy sandal is the perfect choice for a bridal shoe if you’re wedding during the hotter months, keeping your feet cool and giving you a real chance to show off that pedicure too! Megan by Benjamin Adams is a beautiful strappy crossover sandal with glitter mesh touches which will definitely add a bit of sparkle and glamour to your day. The strap detailing will flatter your foot as well as giving you that room to breathe, with a heel height of 9.5cm it will also add height and poise to you on the biggest day of your life!

(Contributed by Mariana Sarceda)

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