Please vote for Sinderella

We are excited to announce that Sinderella has been nominated for the Spirit of Enterprise Award 2010. Please vote to support us. Voting ends on 31 August 2010. Thank you.

Steps for ON-LINE VOTING: 1) On-line voting, register at http://www.soe.org.sg/sg/voterregistration.php. 2) Key in your name, email and password. 3) You will then go to the voting page. 4) You will find all 96 Nominees for the Spirit of Enterprise Award 2010 listed in alphabetical order. 5) Please note that you may vote for a minimum of 5 Nominees and a maximum of 35 Nominees. You need not vote for all 35 Nominees at one time as you can login as many times you wish to cast your vote.

You can read Sinderella's interview here

Blissful Brides (July - Dec 2010 issue)

Blissful Brides (July - Dec 2010 issue)

Sinderella Wedding Shoes are featured in Blissful Brides!

Testimonial - Ms Cindy See from Singapore

From Ms Cindy See from Singapore, Owner of (customised 4 inch) White Belle wedding shoes email dated 15 July 2010.

Being the proud owner of "Belle", I am dropping by to say a big thank you to Sinderalla. I'm impressed not just by their impeccable service towards customers but also the wide selection of wedding shoes that they have. Their staff are friendly, professional and very comfortable to deal with. Thanks Doris for recommending me this pair of beautiful heels of which I have received alot of compliments on my wedding day. I simply love the elegant design! The 2 straps; crystal beads and pearl make it stunning! Most importantly, it fits comfortably and matches well with my mermaid gown. Perfect!! Will definitely recommend to my friends!

Testimonial - Ms Laetitia Baray from France

From Ms Laetitia Baray of France, Owner of (customised 2 inch) Ivory Sophie wedding shoes email dated 7 July 2010

Well, our french is abit rusty but I think Laetitia commented her wedding shoes are very comfortable. Anybody fluent in French and would like to help us make a full translation ? :-)

Bonsoir ! J'ai eu un mariage fabuleux et surtout, j'étais dans des chaussures très confortables, je n'ai pas eu mal aux pieds ! Cordialement, Laetitia

The Wedding Mansion Photoshoot

Family photo of The Wedding Mansion. Yes, retro look is here to stay.

The Wedding Mansion is a one stop wedding boutique that is designed for the brides in Singapore. Sinderella has been part of The Wedding Mansion family since it's inception.

Great Singapore Sale 2010

*50% discount off 2nd pair of shoes (selected designs)

15% discount off evening bags.

*For selected desigins and ready stocks only. Not applicable for customisation and out of stock items. Valid till 25th July or while stock last

Her World Brides (Jun – Aug 2010 issue)

Her World Brides (Jun – Aug 2010 issue)

NUYOU 女友 June 2010

NUYOU 女友 June 2010 - Click on images for larger view

Evening Bag: Deon

DeonA beautiful smooth satin fabric, with the elegant 'diamond' flower as the centre of attraction. Comes with a short chain.

Size: 20cm x 14cm x 4cm.
Materials: Satin, crystals
Available colours: Champagne, Purple and Black
Price: $39
Our bestseller - Champagne Deon is back!

Wedding Shoe Trivia - Part 2: 'SHOwErs' of blessings

In Anglo Saxon times, the groom would symbolically tap the bride's forehead with the heel of the bride's shoe to show his authority over her. The brides tossed one of her shoes rather than bouquets to bridesmaids who hoped to be the next to marry.

According to an alternative Turkish wedding culture, all the bride's single girlfriends will sign the soles of her wedding shoes. It is said that the person whose name fades the most after the shoes have made their way down the aisle and seen their time on the dance floor will be the next to get married.

During Tudor times, guests would throw shoes at the newlywed couple. O-U-C-H! If they or their carriage were hit, it meant good luck was bestowed upon them!The tradition of tying shoes to the back of the couple's car. Now, thankfully, folks just tie shoes to the new couple's car.

Aren't we glad that some customs evolved with time. :)

Less well known is for the bride's father to give the groom a pair of the bride's shoes to symbolise the passing of responsibility for the daughter to her new husband.

Sources:
http://www.novareinna.com/festive/bridal.html2. http://www.blueorchidblog.com/2008/09/wedding-shoe-tradition.html3. http://shoes.about.com/od/weddingsbridal1/a/weddingshoes.htm4. http://www.aomdj.com/traditio.htm