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Oh! Shoes Alana - Pink Python Print Leather (Women's)

The Alana, by Oh! Shoes

So, there have been posts about wide shoes. Check.

Posts about big shoes. Check.

Posts about shoes that are good for your feet? Well, here goes.

Not all Offbeat Brides can wear five inch rainbow platforms. We'd love to, but we suffer from Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and/or countless diseases that cause us pain or discomfort. Chronic pain, however, doesn't make us love cute shoes any less! So, here are some great options for those of us who need arch support!

All ya'll readers submitted some awesome photos into the Offbeat Flickr Pool this week. I found an abundance of shoe porn plus a couple of cutie dressed-up pups for this week's Monday Montage.

An indestructible bride and her zombie rocker dude create "the world's strangest married couple." Creepy magicians, Sno-Cones, and a ton of duct tape will keep this couple stuck togetha foreva.

I realized that if I was going to be "bridal" in their eyes, I was going to have to change who I am. I am proudly disabled …and I will not change to meet what the Wedding Industry believes is bridal.

New York brides, you're not going to believe your eyeballs. Our newest sponsor, Pennace Photography has already had some amazing encounters with offbeat weddings, what will you introduce her to?

Blogger Liz Carr, a wheelchair bride with Cerebral Palsy, and her wife Jo threw a pretty incredible party. AND it's an especially good wedding blog post to read if you're looking for tips on throwing a disability-friendly wedding.

When I saw this wedding in the OBB Flickr Pool, I was like "OMG! I must know everything about this amazing red haired, punk rock, mohawk wedding! EVERYTHING!" And it was WAY awesomer than I thought — there is a body modification ceremony, co-mohawks, the Looney Tunes theme song, and a DIY cake. As Megan said recently, while all of us love all kinds of Offbeat weddings, we, also, all have our own fantastic brand of Offbeat. This is mine, y'all! Enjoy! – Becca

Paul wanted a traditional Catholic wedding, whereas Melinda wanted to let her true colors shine. So they met in the middle and had a Catholic ceremony, followed by a rockin' reception at the hall next to Edgar Allen Poe's grave. The best part of the day for Melinda was when she walked without her crutches for the first time in eighteen years!