Australian brand Peeptoe Shoes have recently launched their range of bridal shoes. With the signature sky high Peeptoe heels, the designs have fun names like “Mrs. Honeymoon”, “Mrs Bouquet” and “Mrs Kiss” and come in satins and leathers adorned with bows, crystals, piping and lace.
I love the classic styles and think for a tottering bride- these would be a lovely choice! Some of the designs are available with the signature Peeptoe purple sole and everyone knows I love an unexpected splash of colour!





Photos by Peeptoe Shoes
Anna from Beauty and Lace recently posed this question to me

Here’s some great shoe options I found in Australia for brides wanting a flat heel.

Witchery Jazz Ballet Shoes in Silver, Alan Pinkus Lima Shoes, Witchery Gem Stone Ballet Shoes, Cinderella Bella Heaven Shoes, Ballet White Stain Wedding Shoes from Wedding Shoes, Wittner Cole Shoes, Tilly Rose Bella Silver Embellished Flats from Frockaholics, Georgie’s Bridal Shoes Beauty Shoes, Wittner Petite Shoes, Jolie Pearlo Flats, Cinderella Bella Renee Shoes, , Alan Pinkus Pallet Shoes, Cinderella Bella Dorothy Shoes, Wittner Possum Shoes
Bloch also has a great range of satin ballet flats suitable for weddings as does Parisian Ballets.
Have you found any great flats suitable to wear with a wedding dress lately?
I stumbled across this delightful etsy shop this week- Little White Dresser which stocks the sweetest wedding day accessories.Using beautiful beads and laces, each piece can be tailored to fit your own wedding day “look”.
Avishag (a full time design student) designs and creates all of the peices in the store herself. She’s traveled the world (even visiting Australia & New York) and lives in Tel Aviv with her now fiance!






Visit Little White Dresser for more!
I have a habit of wanting a certain design of shoe and never being able to find it, it usually drives whoever I am shopping with mad. But you know, the “shoes make or break the outfit” has also been my rule, or maybe it’s just my excuse for more shoes.
I stumbled across Shoes Of Prey recently on Twitter and have been stuck on their website ever since.

Shoes Of Prey is an ingenious Australian website that offers a bespoke shoe service.
Unlike other custom shoe designers, the whole process with Shoes Of Prey is done online.
You can choose leather types (snakeskin to soft leather and many, many options in between), decorations (soft rossettes to fancy bows) the heel height, the toe shape, the back of the shoe and even down to the colour (red fur anyone?). The shoe designer is so easy to use too- very much like a virtual colouring in project!

Shoes Of Prey have made everything very easy, they have a great return policy and will even discuss sizes and widths with you to ensure even the most nervous customer has her mind put at ease. Once your shoe is designed you can embed the picture on your website or blog or send the link to a friend.
Jodi, along with husband Michael and friend Mike are the brains behind the business with all of the shoes being handmade and shipping to most countries (including the USA).

The site is brand new and they’ll be adding new fabrics and styles as time goes by (I’m hoping for flats perhaps and maybe feathers, silks, perhaps even jeweled decorations!) It’s so easy to spend hours fiddling around with shoe designs (as I clearly have).
Visit the Shoes Of Prey website for more.