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Saturday, 15 November 2014

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A glamorous and striking new wedding shoes collection inspired by the allure of the catwalk. The collection combines sensuous silk satin and shimmering crystals, with contemporary fashion and beautiful detailing. This is a unique and exclusive wedding shoes collection created for the fashion conscious bride.

Our range of designer wedding shoes and bridal handbags can be hand-dyed any colour. Benjamin Adams, Belle, Pink by Paradox, Rainbow Club, Rainbow Couture, Rainbow Else and Harriet Wilde can be dyed to match your shoes or handbag to your wedding dress or to co-ordinate your bridesmaid outfits. Little Miss Pink and Rainbow Kids shoes can be dyed to match flower-girl and bridesmaids outfits.

Our shoe dyeing service is also popular for having wedding shoes dyed black after the wedding day so they can be worn again for special occasions and for dyeing shoes for parties, evening wear, balls, proms and pageants

Colour Match
The best dyeing results are achieved by dyeing new, scuff-free shoes in ivory silk or satin. The dyeing process is done by hand in a professional colour studio, uses quality dyes and the greatest care is taken to accurately match any colour swatches you provide. We hold swatches for the following dress brands: Eternity, Alfred Angelo, Raylia, D’Zage, Dessy (Rainbow Club only), Kelsey Rose (Rainbow Club only) and Forever Yours.

We guarantee the dyeability of all Paradox London shoe brands – Benjamin Adams, Pink Paradox, Little Miss Pink and Rainbow Club, Else and Couture shoes. Please note that we do not guarantee the dyed results for shoes by other bridal brands. Shoes and handbags which have been dyed are not waterproof but can be treated with a specialist spray to avoid the transfer of dye.