The details of the groom’s wedding outfit were noted as unusual, and attention was focused on his footwear.
The groom was photographed standing at the altar with his bride, and both the couple looked flawless and well-groomed.
However, one Reddit user pointed out that Groom War is wearing black Crocs and black socks, which makes him all blend in.
“Imagine spending 3 hours getting ready and the groom shows up wearing Crocs,” one social media user said.
Surprisingly, social media users who are usually quick to criticize wedding flops came out in droves to defend the man’s shoe choice.
“I hope it’s an inside joke between them and she’s wearing Crocs too? It’s weird that you can’t see her feet,” said one social media user.
Another added: “He’s probably injured his foot or broken his toe. He’s otherwise perfectly groomed (pun intended) and obviously tries to camouflage his socks and Crocs with his outfit. It was made.”
“My fiancé and I are getting married in November. He’s wearing Vans and I’m wearing high-top Converse (lol)! We wanted to be comfortable! My aunt also wears mine I have pretty blue flowers and our wedding date embroidered on my shoes,” said another woman.
One social media user commented: “I was wearing flip-flops under my dress. I hate heels.”
“I have plantar fasciitis, and just wearing Crocs around the house and walking the dog makes it so much easier. Another big change I’ve made is that even if they’re cute, I also stopped wearing cheap shoes to work and found a way to sit more at work,” another person commented.
One person shared that she wore slippers to the wedding.
“They were white beaded slippers, so I was fine with them peeking out, but they were much more comfortable than any dress shoes, and my husband is only two inches taller than me, so they get scratched easily and wedding photos are a no-no. It was,” said a social media user. .
Another added: “Men get married in comfortable clothes. My wife, if I cared, she might have shown up barefoot and wearing a potato sack. We’re there to get married.”
