Good Morning + Happy Wednesday! We’re kicking off today’s posts with one of our favorite wedding day accessories: shoe clips! Shoe clips can be worn on the top of your shoe, to the side, or at the back, depending on where you’d like to show ’em off. Plus, they’re removable and can be worn on any style of shoe. If you have a pair of regular heels that need to be wedding-worthy in an instant, just add shoe clips! These ruffle shoe clips, one example, are handmade by the shop of Eva June. Today, we’re sharing a few of our favorite ruffle shoe clips from her collection, telling you why we love ’em so, and giving you the details on where to grab a set for yourself (+ your bridesmaids). Read on for the full scoop!

Ruffle Shoe Clips

We love these shoe clips for three reasons: one, they’re handmade with love. Two, they’re available in TONS of colors. And, three, it makes a great gift AND dresses up any pair of shoes in an instant. As Eva June says in her shop, “Add brightness and glamour to your heels! Your friends will ask you where you got [them]… just tell them a little shop in Paris.” Eva June calls these ruffle shoe clips ‘Cinderella shoe clips’ because “they will transform any plain heels into custom made couture shoes”. We couldn’t agree more! See a few of our hand-picked favorites below…

Want something more ‘hollywood glamour’? Opt for a pair in black… you’ll be wearing them even after the wedding. It’s the perfect pairing with your favorite LBD.

There are SO many colors available… you can even buy a set of bridesmaid ruffle shoe clips in a variety of colors (or one color for all).

To see more shoe clips (+ more!) visit Eva June, Featured Artisan in The Marketplace.

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-E.

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