“These shoes are poorly made, they are extremely narrow at the front and hurt like no other shoes I have ever worn before. The shoes were my size (they even had room in the back), but they are extremely tight in the front, I had to take them off as soon as my ceremony ended, I was in so much excruciating pain and I changed into some cute white aldo heels that I casually bought for when I got my marriage license. I wish I would of never worn the Belle Belle shoes and returned them right away, I cringe every time I think about the pain that I experience with those shoes. PS I broke them in before with a huge pile of socks and tried to stretch them out as much as possible, but as I mentioned, they were poorly made since they were so narrow (I actually have a very thin and narrow foot, I've never had a problem like this, this is how I know that the shoes were not made correctly). It's so sad that I paid so much money for a shoe that I only wore for an hour.”
“These shoes were beautiful. The details were gorgeous and they “appeared” to be well made. Unfortunately, the entire flower portion of one shoe separated before my ceremony began and was caught on, and tangled up in the lace of my dress in the time it took me to walk to the hotel lobby from my room. I eloped. I had a 45 minute ceremony where I walked a total of 15 feet and stood still for the entirety of the ceremony. No dancing and no movement. Just standing. My feet were killing me and the shoes were ruined. It is highly disappointing that shoes costing nearly $400 could not withstand one hour of standing still. I had to do my entire photo shoot in $20 flip-flops that proved to be much more reliable. Really regrettable purchase.”
