If you are looking for some cute silver wedding shoes, turn to Zappos. They offer a variety of gorgeous bridal shoes at very affordable prices. Here are just a couple examples.

Coloriffics Desire
These open-toe silver satin pumps from Coloriffics are a pretty choice. These shoes are sophisticated and chic. They have a rhinestone ornament at the center of the criss cross vamp. These shoes are under $100.

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rsvp Thea
If you’d rather something a little more strappy and slinky, look for a pair of shiny silver sandals. These silver shoes from rsvp feature clear acrylic straps and a row of shiny crystals. At just $65 from Zappos, you can’t beat this deal. These sandals are cute enough you will wear them long after your wedding day.

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So don’t think you have to stick to plain white pumps on your wedding day! Instead, add some shine and sparkle to your feet with silver wedding shoes.

Image: Mon Cheri Bridals

This particular wedding gown (style 19112) is available in sizes 4-20 and features an A-line silhouette, gathered straps and multi-layered knee length skirt. Check out this and other beautiful bridal gowns at MonCheriBridals.com. Whether you are looking for a full-length dress or something a little shorter, the Destinations collection has some fantastic choices.

You can shop for Moni Cheri bridal gowns at a variety of shops in Canada.

Professional Eyelash Extensions

Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to eyelash extensions. Remember that your natural lashes are fragile and can break easily if you stress them with long fake lashes and a lot of heavy glue. Choose a variety of lengths so that your eyes have a natural look and feel.

Finished eyelash extentions

Using a prfessional eyelash stylist is the best way to guarantee quality and satisfaction with your look. Avoid strip lashes where possible as they can be made to look tacky and classless. Remember that you can re-use your eyelash extentions as well! Just be careful removing them and store them for re-attachment by your eyelash technician.

Eyelashs being attached

Bridal Wedding Handkerchief Basket

Brides generally carry their wedding handkerchiefs in their hands. However, they can also be wrapped around the base of the bridal bouquet. This makes it easier and more comfortable to hold.

If you’re wearing gloves at your wedding ceremony the bridal or wedding handkerchief can hang from one of them or be tucke dinside during the ceremony. Carry a separate one that can be used for wiping tears away from makeup and mascara so that you don’t ruin your family’s wedding handkerchief. Try to choose a wedding handkerchief that is embroidered with blue flowers to fulfill the “something blue” tradition.

Stem Flower Bridal Handkerchief

Bridesmaids often carry handkerchiefs as well but these are not called wedding or bridal handkerchiefs as this would be most inappropriate. Theirs will almost always be less ornate and decorative.

Daisy Wedding Handkerchief

The groom and groomsmen should also carry wedding handkerchiefs. Probably in the front pockets of their suits. No suit is complete without a neatly folded handkerchief. Provide each groomsman with his very own pocket handkerchief and it will add a nice touch to any ensemble.

But remember, there are plenty of other Bridal Fashion Accessories that you should also consider for your wedding day.

Pink Melissa Flower Girl Dress

You should, of course consider the age and body type of your Flower Girl when you are selecting her attire. However, remember to keep in mind the role in the ceremony that she represents. Is she a “Mini-Bride” or a blassing of fertility to the bride and groom? Does she perhaps represent the transition of the bride herself from child to womanhood? The specific role of your Flower Girl in the ceremony should not be overlooked.

Simple Flower Girl Design by Puchibi

The style of the dress and accessories that you select for your Flower Girl will be based very much on her role in the ceremony. However the colour will largely depend on her age. If she is very young (perhaps even the daughter of the bride) she will most likely be cast in the “Mini-Bride” mould and hence be dressed to match the bride. However, in the case of a slightly older Flower Girl, it may be more appropriate to match her to the rest of the brides maids.

'Jackie' Flower Girl Dress

Often, brides make the mistake of selecting a Flower Girl dress that is aesthetically very pleasing, but is not functional. This is something to watch out for. While a happy Flower Girl is a real scene stealer, an unhappy one can put a dampner on the ceremony. Be sure to choose clothing that suits you FLower Girl and makes her comfortable.

A few years back, I went to a wedding where the bride had a wedding gown that had a removable bottom portion of the skirt. During the wedding ceremony, it looked like a beautiful floor-length sheath gown with a cascading train. However right before the reception began, she removed the bottom portion of the dress from just above the knee down. She was then wearing a sexy, strapless number that was much more comfortable and carefree.

Personally, I’m more of a traditionalist — so I like full-length wedding gowns. But I can definitely see the merit of a shorter one. What do you think? Would you wear a shorter dress for your wedding?

A beehive, though big and beautiful, doesn’t have to be complicated to create. It takes some rollers and a lot of teasing, but you can have a wonderful beehive for your wedding day.

Check out this video to see how to create a beehive ‘do. With a bridal hairstyle like this, you can wear almost any type of dress. A short sheath dress will work as well as a strapless or off the shoulder mermaid or ball gown.

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When selecting lipstick for your wedding, obviously you should consider your skintone but also consider the time of year.

Winter Brides – Stick with true reds. You don’t want anything that’s too dark or too pink. Berry or wine colors are also nice.

Spring Brides – Soft pinks or coral reds are perfect for spring. Think of the colors of spring flowers.

Summer Brides – In the summer, you can use deeper pinks than spring but nothing too dark.

Autumn Brides – Reds with gold/brown undertones are a top choice — but nothing to orange, it will make your teeth look yellow.

Image: Alfredo Angelo

Fuchsia and Chocolate Brown
Fuchsia or other hot pinks are a fabulous option for spring and summer weddings. But instead of pairing it with light colors, how about a darker brown. The colors look great together and it’s a terrific choice for a late summer/early fall wedding.

Plum and Charcoal Grey
If I were getting married in autumn or winter, plum and grey would be the colors I’d pick. Deep plum bridesmaids dresses look fabulous in less traditional fabrics. Consider velvets rather than chiffons.

Tangerine Orange, Cobalt Blue and Cocoa Brown
This unique combination of colors will make your wedding day unforgettable. Just make sure that your bridesmaids are prepared for the power of orange. It doesn’t work well on everyone, so also consider using the blue as the primary color and accenting with orange and brown.

Cranberry and Forest Green
If you are getting married in the winter, don’t overlook the red and green combination. Certainly, you shouldn’t consider Christmas red — you don’t want everyone to be Ho! Ho! Ho!-ing through your ceremony. However, cranberry red and a deep forest green is a fantastic combination.

Dress: Alfredo Angelo Canada (Style #: 6462)

Age Matters
If your flower girl is very young (under five years old), you should probably keep the dress design very simple. Sure, frills and petticoats are pretty, but young kids get irritated and distracted easily. Scratchy lace or a dress that’s hard to walk in won’t make things easier for the flower girl or for you. A pretty yet simple dress with an A-line skirt is your best bet.

Don’t Do Floor Length
Just because you are wearing a floor-length dress doesn’t mean your whole bridal party needs to do the same — especially the flower girl. A young flower girl will be much more likely to trip in a floor-length gown. To avoid any mishaps or falls, a tea-length or knee-length dress is a fabulous choice.

Don’t Spend a Fortune
If the dress is a style that the flower girl likely won’t wear often again, then don’t spend a bundle. This is one time that it doesn’t make sense to splurge, even if you have the budget. She’ll grow out of the dress in no time and all that money will go to waste.