Multicolor Gold Bridal Sneaker Wedges – Customized Wedding Shoes | Tiesta Size:42 these 4-inch cushioned wedges offer Kids-sizea:29

Name: Multicolor Gold Bridal Sneaker Wedges – Customized Wedding Shoes | Tiesta Size:42 these 4-inch cushioned wedges offer Kids-sizea:29
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15461390132
Price: 6445.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3501 (30 reviews)

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Multicolor Gold Bridal Sneaker Wedges – Customized Wedding Shoes Tiesta Size:42 these 4 inch cushioned wedges offer Kids sizea:29 these 4 inch cushioned wedges offer the perfect blend of style and ease Shop for the perfect pair of personalized bridal shoes that are Vegan and PETA approved Malhar Enterprises Hand embroidered sneakers (customised as per our brides outfit to match)

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