Let's be honest that wedding shopping is not easy at all. We know that you're super excited to shop your dream bridal lehenga and pair a beautiful full covered blouse or a deep v neck that goes perfect with your outfit. From choker necklaces to layered bridal jewellery, your bridal shopping is something that takes weeks of research to know what you want for your big day. But, worry not cos we are here to solve all your queries for your wedding celebrations. 

Earlier we helped you in deciding whether you should opt for a bun or an open hairstyle. And, continuing our series of What To Wear When today we footwear in the house, which can make or break your bridal look. Brides often get confused in deciding what they should wear with their wedding outfits: Flats vs Heels? To help you out and decide what to wear when with your lehenga, saree, suit, and gown bookmark our guide and pick your favourite footwear wisely. 

Bridal Flats Vs Bridal Heels

Flats

If you think that wearing flats is boring, brides we will convince you that it's not always the same. Be it the traditional juttis, trendy kolhapuris or modern sneakers, there is a variety for every type of bride. But if you're a bride who is not found wearing heels, then flats are a perfect choice for you. Giving you comfort, wearing bridal flats can be a blessing for your wedding day and you can wear them with your suits, sharara & gharara sets. Let us tell you what are the best occasions to wear flats. 

Wearing Them With Bridal Lehenga

We suggest you wear flats with your lehenga sets. Usually, can-can and embroidery work makes your bridal lehengas bulky and heavy and it becomes really hard to walk with that. So if you ditch the heels and wear flats, it will become easy for you to walk. With your traditional lehengas, you pair up juttis or kolhapuri chappals. 

Comfort Over Anything

Let's just face it that not all can dance in high heels. And Indian wedding without dance is incomplete, right? So if you are a bride who wants to dance her heart out then make sure to go for the flats. And, if you're a hatke bride you who loves to wear sneakers & juttis, then wearing flats in your wedding celebrations is a bliss cos we don't want you to trip over your lehenga while wearing a pencil heel! 

The Length Of The Outfit

If the length of your skirt or lehenga is short, avoid wearing heels. Flats will make a great choice to match with your outfit. You don't need any support to handle your outfit and that's why you can ditch your heels and go for flats. Experiment with mules or other types of flats and bookmark how this bride wore flats on her carnival-themed brunch!

Heels

You will lose the count if you start finding the types of heels that exist! Every heel need not be uncomfortable and painful. And when to wear heels, can be a big mystery to solve. If you are not okay with pencil heels, you can always choose wedges or block heels. With the right support of heels, the chances of falling are way too less and comfortable at the same time. 

With Sarees

You must be thinking that wearing a saree is already so hectic, how will we manage heels with the saree. Well, heels give the support to your saree pleats. It gives a height to saree that decreases the chances of tripping. So, next time when you're thinking to wear a saree don't forget to wear heels with it.  

Stylish & Modern

If you are one of those brides who just love heels, we suggest you wear heels on occasion when you have to sit for long hours. For example, your wedding day can be the right occasion to wear heels.  There will be less walking and dancing as you will be busy in the wedding ceremonies and rituals. 

The Length Of The Outfit

As we mentioned earlier, the length of the outfit plays an important role in deciding what you should wear. If the length of your skirt is long, it will wise to wear heels because we don't want you to spoil your outfit on the ground. The chances of you falling are much higher if you wear flats with your long lehengas. 

So, brides what do you want us to do next on 'What To Wear When' series?

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