How to Wear a Wedding Dress With Combat Boots

Combining your wedding dress and combat boots for your big day is an eye-catching and elegant combination that’s sure to turn heads on the aisle. Not only are they fashion forward, but also an incredible finishing touch to any ensemble – be it elegant or boho. Choose from various styles including ones with glitters or stones that add extra shimmer, or personalize it further by having it personalized with names or initials for that added special touch.

Combat boots may look good when worn with wedding dresses, but they should not be chosen as formal footwear. You could pair a short wedding gown with combat boots by layering up with a long black blazer; or for something sleeker add a midi skirt paired with tall combat boots and add chunky necklace or studded leather purse accessories for an additional effect.

For a casual look, pair your wedding dress with combat boots with casual pieces such as t-shirts or silk camisoles, leather skirts with high slits, or leather trousers with front pleats for an edgier edge. For something with more flair, add leather trousers featuring high slits for more edge; for a night out on the town opt for mini or midi bodycon LBDs with glittery or sparkly combat boots to make the outfit even more glamorous!

When wearing a wedding dress with combat boots, one key rule should be followed. Always choose boots in colors that coordinate with your ensemble; for instance if you plan on wearing a white wedding gown then black combat boots would complement it beautifully and create an upscale, chic appearance.

When hosting a rustic or cowboy themed wedding, wearing white or neutral combat boots with your dress can add an elegant and trendy flair. They will complement both your attire and your reception theme perfectly! Additionally, these stylish boots can make for great wear-after accessories; pair them with bridesmaid dresses to complete the look and make for stylish photos.

Jennifer Lopez can be seen wearing an unconventional wedding ensemble in the trailer for her latest film Shotgun Wedding. Although this choice may appear outlandish at first, its placement makes sense given its action-comedy plot.