Bride Sparks Fierce Debate After Choosing VERY Unconventional Wedding Shoes

While most women wear chic heels or simple flats on their wedding day, Bryce Ann Robertson-Knight decided to take an unconventional route.

The bride opted for a pair of bright blue Cinderella-themed platform Crocs when she tied the knot with Zavier Robertson-Knight back in July – and her controversial footwear choice has caused quite the stir online.

Bryce, 24, from Tacoma, Washington, spoke exclusively with the Daily Mail about her decision to wear Crocs at her nuptials, explaining that it was a priority for her to be comfortable throughout the evening.

‘I knew I wanted a pair of kitten heels only for the aisle, and then I would immediately be changing into something more comfortable for the rest of the evening,’ she explained.

‘The issue was, I had my wedding dress hemmed for a three-inch heel – meaning whatever shoes I changed into had to have a three-inch platform in order for me to not be tripping over my dress for the duration of the evening post-ceremony.’

She said she started to research platform sandals and came across some platform Crocs, and as a longtime fan of the brand, she was instantly excited by the idea.

However, when she checked the nearby Crocs outlet and didn’t find anything ‘she loved,’ she worried she would have to find a new idea – until she stumbled across the perfect pair in an unexpected place.

‘As we were leaving I spotted the brand new Disney store, we have never had one of those near me – and the last time I went to Disney I was ten, so I was so excited to be able to go into a real Disney store without having to fly to California or Florida,’ she shared.

‘We go in and reminisce together about my childhood days, looking at all the princess costumes and in the corner literally hung right above the floor almost tucked away – were (some) princess Cinderella crocs.

‘I tried them on in the store and they fit like a glass slipper, I almost put them back because it was a “silly” idea to wear those for my wedding, but my mom stopped me.

‘She asked if they were comfortable, I replied that they were much more comfortable than any heel I had tried on so far.

‘She asked if I loved them, and of course I did. So she bought them for me and those became my wedding shoes.’

Bryce said she had already felt like a princess in her wedding dress and thought princess-themed shoes were all the more perfect.

When she wore them on the big day, they were a big hit with her guests, who kept complimenting her.

But what took her by surprise was the reaction her wedding-day shoes got online.

She posted a video showcasing the footwear on Tiktok last month and it went viral, gaining more than two million views.

Many people praised her for prioritizing her comfortability and for not being afraid to go against the grain in the comment section.

‘I have had so many people online and in person tell me that I inspired them to wear heeled crocs to their own future events and even weddings,’ Bryce gushed.

‘I love when people do what they truly want at their weddings,’ one user replied.

‘You can wear do whatever at YOUR WEDDING,’ agreed another.

‘I know your feet didn’t hurt at the end of the night. You’ve sold me. Changing my wedding heels for these,’ announced someone else.

‘That’s iconic,’ read a fourth comment, while a fifth said, ‘This is officially my wedding shoe. I thank you dearly.’

‘Wear the dress, shoes, suit, jewelry, makeup and whatever else makes you feel like YOU on your wedding day,’ Bryce urged.

‘I didn’t want to spend my day and night in shoes I would never wear otherwise in pain when I should be experiencing nothing but joy.’