A bride-to-be focuses a lot on her wedding look, without a doubt. From planning the right outfit colour to style to the make-up, everything on the big day is meant to be on point. While we usually hear a lot of alternatives for reusing a lehenga, wedding shoes play an important role in completing the look. From comfort to the urbanity of the heels matter the most to a bride, especially in a desi wedding as the bride has to be on her toes, quite literally. One of the biggest dilemmas about wedding shopping is how to reuse the accessories or the clothes worn during the functions. Luckily, for you, we have compiled a list of how you can wear wedding shoes even after the functions. Now, you can wear the footwear of your choice without having to worry about not being able to reuse it. 
Wedges are one of the most comfortable types of heels to opt for on your wedding day. While the sequin and intricate detailing on the heels make it very festive, you can always opt to wear them for a fancy dinner party or a wedding function of your relative. 
Kolhapuri block heels happen to be one of the most opted-for styles for completing the wedding day looks. While heels play an important part in completing the ensemble, they can be easily paired with a stylish saree or an Anarkali dress. 
Be the best-dressed wedding guest with the cross-strap glass heels. Fit to wear over contemporary as well as traditional outfits, you can re-use your wedding footwear with an embroidered gharara or a chic gown. 
While the go-to choice for wedding shoes is a pair of heels, the ladies can opt for juttis for a change and it looks just as classy. The best part about wearing juttis on your wedding day is that you can wear them with other traditional outfits along with the western ones. Wear embellished juttis with a pair of denim and a t-shirt, it adds all the required boho vibe to your ensemble. 
Embellished wedges are quite underrated but go a long way in rounding off the look perfectly. Wedding days are all about glam and sparkle for the bride, but you can carry this glam to other family functions as well. Bring out the desi kudi in you and pair it up with your latest traditional attire.
Fuchsia's Silk Cutout Strap Wedges
Preet Kaur's Mirror Embellished Kolhapuri Block Heels
Leonish's Cross Strap Embellished Heels
5 elements' Floral Embroidered Juttis
Nidhi Bhandari's Velvet Fringe Wedges
