A bride in boots is a beautiful sight to behold. It’s bold, it’s bush, it’s brazen, it’s babin’. It’s just boots. And boots are rad. 

In our latest magazine, our Mexican style bride rocks these babies (above and below), which are the perfect touch of rustic. You can easily imagine the bride walking down a dusty road in Mexico, hand in hand with her honey, toting her bouquet. 

Check it out – five degrees of boot scootin’ brides… 

You may recall this latest offering is not our first Mexican style wedding inspiration shoot. The last one (shown below) was also in one of our earlier magazines, and Yandina Station was the location. The bride wore more of a peasant-style dress, this one by Judy Copley Bridal, and the photos are by Robecca McLean Photography. 

A real wedding at Yandina Station also featured boots, this time on the bridesmaids and in a completely different style of wedding. A true country affair with horses and barn dancing. Love this wedding with images by the aptly named Boots Photography. 

Boots Photography also shot this gorgeous country engagement shoot, where the bride-to-be donned her boots for the occasion, and teamed them with a subtley sexy baby blue number we are loving like a bride loves boots. 

Another engagment shoot where the bride-to-be shucked her boots was this gah-gah-gorgeous one from Alan Hughes Photography. This photo melts me. Every time. 

The moral of the story, friends, is boots are born to be worn. So kick up your heels and get scootin’ down the aisle! 

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Aideen married Elijah, and looked amazingly beautiful and confident. This picture really says it all. What a memory they have in this one image, in this one moment. He is a lucky man, and he knows it. It’s all eyes on Aideen for her special day! We LOVE! 

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