Bride reveals the one piece of advice she wished she followed
Bride shares the one piece of advice she wished she had listened to on her wedding day: ‘I learned the hard way’
- Bride warns against wearing open-toes shoes
- She heard the advice online but ignored it
- Her toes were exposed in most of her photos
A newlywed woman has shared the one piece of advice she wishes she listened to before her wedding day so other brides don’t make the same mistake.
Sydney Westra, who tied the knot with her partner Ryan in October 2022, said she heard brides online warning against wearing open-toed shoes.
The bride, from LA, ignored the words of wisdom and found her toes were poking out the bottom of her dress in most of her photos.
She went against the sound advice because she thought her dress was long enough to hide her exposed feet.
Sydney laughed about the gaffe and advised others getting married to wear closed shoes down the aisle.
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Sydney Westra (pictured) who married her partner in October 2022, has shared the one piece of advice she wished she followed on her wedding day
The LA bride said, against online advice, she went for open-toed shoes thinking her dress was long enough to cover her feet. However, her toes were peeking out in most of her photos
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‘The piece of wedding planning advice that I did not listen to from TikTok was to not wear open-toed shoes because your toes are going to be hanging out in your photos,’ Sydney said in an online video.
‘I thought that wouldn’t happen because I have a long enough train but sure as heck, the dogs are out like in every photo.’
Sydney said the blunder ‘didn’t bother’ her and ‘was not the end of the world’ but ‘made her giggle’.
Viewers were in hysterics over Sydney’s wedding day mistake and were thankful for the advice.
Sydney said the blunder ‘didn’t bother’ her and ‘was not the end of the world’ but ‘made her giggle’
‘Hahah this is the first I’m hearing this! Whoops, praying for my photos,’ a bride commented.
‘Well what the heck. I already spent over $100 on shoes, lmao it’s too late for me now,’ a second laughed.
‘I have never heard this advice until right now and HEARD,’ a third said.
One added toes are ‘super easy’ edit out of photos while some weren’t so put off by shoes that exposed your toes.
‘Personal preference, but I’d rather my lil toes be out than a closed toe shoe peeking out from a long dress,’ someone wrote.
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