By Jonathan Bender

1 Lanvin; 2 Florsheim By Duckie Brown; 3 & 6 Mark McNairy Suede Officers; 4 Dolce & Gabbana; 5 Mark McNairy Saddle Shoes; 7 Jimmy Choo
Gay weddings are on the rise and pulling together a look has become a bit more challenging. How long did it take us to get to this point? Upon hearing the news that New York had elected to legally recognize gay marriages, I remember putting on my dancing shoes and taking Manhattan by storm.
If youโve noticed, during any ceremony (or night out), having classic pieces that are a bit understated can always be pulled together with the perfect shoe. Sure, we are always looking for a look that identifies with our personality, but getting it right from head to toe seems almost impossible. Walking in the right footwear is key for a groom, as it’s equally as important for any bride.
Whether you’re looking to evoke Old Hollywood or add some pop-art flare to your Warhol-inspired duds, making a statement and showcasing “YOU” couldn’t be more important on your special day. Here are some eye-catching choices that are not only Fred Astaire chic, but will add a little pep in your step while hurrying down the aisle to marry your husband-to-be.
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