There’s no way you’ll get cold feet while wearing cute socks.
By Bobby Schuessler
Your sleek suit, colorful tie and shiny shoes of course needs to wow your family and friends when exchanging your vows, but why not give them an extra accessorized treat at the altar? Boring black socks really are a thing of the pastโtry adding an extremely bright color or crazy pattern to your feet as you walk down the aisle at your spring wedding.
We suggest matching your socks to your fiancรฉโs to create that sentimental, sweet and playful look on your special day. Plus, thereโs nothing cuter than a coupleโs photo below the ankles. Hereโs a list of our top spring sock picks of the moment:

Animal prints dominated the Spring 2012 runways. Michael Korsโ safari-themed ready-to-wear show, anyone? Try incorporating this trend into your ensemble to enhance your step at your nuptials. Animal 01 available at HappySocks.com for $12.

If youโre looking for something snazzy to match a sharp navy suit, check out 2(x)istโs new sock collection for stylishly striped color block patterns. (While youโre shopping on the site, pick up a few pairs of new trunks for the honeymoon, too). Block Stripe Dress Socks available at 2(x)ist.com for $16.

When searching for the perfect pair of wildly bold striped socks to match your other half, look no further than legendry British designer Paul Smith. Does it get more fun than these? Back Odd Stripe Socks available at Paul Smith for $33.

โฆ and if youโre in need of something uber comfortable and soft to wear en route to your honeymoon destination, you canโt go wrong with pairs of matching classic Hanes. Classic Comfort Cool Socks available at Hanes.com for $14.
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