One of the most tasks aspects in making your wedding day the biggest day of your life is wearing the right kind of wedding shoes. By "right," we mean a comfortable feel aside from beautiful looks. But what if, after breaking in, your shoes remain somewhat uncomfortable. Your big day is only a few days away, and you don't have any more time to return the footwear or order a new pair? What should you do?
Problem: The material is quite stiff or rough.
Solution: Just get used wearing them. Sometimes, this is just the effect of the shoes conforming to your feet's shape and form. Another way to make them softer is to manually flex the shoe, most particularly the toe and heel area.
Problem: Your heel keeps slipping off the shoe.
Solution: Sometimes, the size of the shoes may be correct but the footwear's back just won't fit your heel. Sometimes, the slipping may be so extreme that the shoe painfully chaffs the flesh of your heel. Both these problems can be solved by adding cushions or pads on the heel of the shoe.
Problem: Your shoe keeps on slipping every time you walk.
Solution: This problem most likely stems stems from the sole lacking the much needed traction. While you can rough up the sole a little bit, a better way is to take your shoes to the cobbler and have him attach rubber soles. In addition to providing traction, rubber soles can be cheaply replaced when they wear out.
Problem: There is immense pressure at the balls of your feet.
Solution: High-heeled shoes can exert immense pressure on the balls of your feet. Solve this problem by adding padded insoles to absorb the shock.
Problem: Your feet suffer from painful blisters and raw skin.
Solution: Rub your feet with petroleum jelly to minimize chaffing.
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