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A few weeks ago on the Offbeat Bride Tribe, there was a LOT of talk about these sweet-ass super-affordable heels, with one member gushing "They're actually comfortable… AMAZING." Added bonus? They're now on sale for $30!" (Although only available in sizes 9-12 — awesome for our bigger-footed sisters!)

Inspired by these purple-strapped beauties, I decided to dive head-first into Zappos in search of other purple shoes for you brides who are going the royal-hued route for your wedding feet. I've got heels, wedges, a couple boots, and lots of flats.

(Oh, and the shoes get weirder toward the end of the post — you're welcome!)

These two love robots, so they included lots of robot-y references in their Pagan handfasting. Sounds like a perfect combination to me. Add in the custom-made purple silk gown and ivy headband and you'll get sucked in. Plus, they had a choreographed first dance which looked like a hoot and a half.

Whenever we feature a wedding profile where the bride was wearing Irregular Choice shoes (like this one!), commenters are always like OMG WUT. Irregular Choice shoes are OUT-THERE (to put it mildly) and if you're going for a more straightforward wedding ensemble, shoes like this can be the BLAMMO that to take your wedding outfit to the next level.

Yes, it's mildly creepy internet privacy-invasion time! Remember when I did this before, showing off the footwear that I can see from my logs, y'all like the most? Again, I don't know who buys what, but I can definitely see patterns when it comes to the shoes that Offbeat Bride readers love the most. You'll recognize some of these from last time, but there are also some new faces.

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!

Franki & Jay danced their way through their entire park wedding. They even danced up the aisle! However, at their reception, instead of having a first dance they had a spectacular sword fight!

Ty & Paul chose to get married in Texas on June 12, which is "Loving Day." Loving Day was special to them because it commemorates the anniversary of Loving v. Virginia (1967). Which was the Supreme Court decision that legalized interracial marriage in the United States.

Keep reading to see some more JPG Photography wedding porn from Kim and Nate's Philadelphia wedding and to find out what naked bikers have to do with wedding photography…