SHOES IN A BUCKET
Dyeables? No way. The hipster bride would never wear something that could potentially be worn at a high-school prom (unless, of course, she's hosting a prom-themed wedding, a feat best attempted by experienced hipsters only).
Far more preferable: casual shoes. But since it's a wedding, they need to match. Think armies of groomsmen in black Chucks, bridesmaids in boat shoes or cowboy boots. The barefoot hipster wedding is not unheard-of, especially because it provides the opportunity to label something — in this case, a sign on a bucket telling you to put your shoes in it.
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