I don't know what your budget is...but you maybe able to find dyed shoes at a place like Payless or somewhere. It was a while ago, but I had shoes dyed for a wedding I was in and they were really cheap. Granted, they may be too cheap or in styles you don't like, but you may be able to find something somewhere else. If you're spending money to switch off buttons, etc. I wouldn't rule out dyed shoes. Your dress, to me, is just calling out "matching shoes"!

It should be a very low probability of infection under normal circumstances, but if your lawn has a known issue, it'd be wise to clean the deck after mowing. Fungal infections like rust, powdery mildew, or red thread are easy to spread via the mower, but since they spread on your shoes, the dog's paws, in minor breezes, and on birds and animals, it's not like there aren't plenty of vectors of infection. Most of the fungi that will flourish under those conditions are going to be saprophytes (stuff that eats dead things). They'd have no interest--or ability--to infect and kill living grass. Now if you have a new infection of something just starting out and then give it a concentrated food source, enjoy. But that should be rare.

I agree with the others, your 'unmadeup' face is quite stunning! Similar to the pic of Bobbi Brown, I'd go for a very light makeup job, just to enhance your natural beauty. You have beautiful eyes, so I'd just add some mascara to really show them off. A light touch of foundation could blend any different tones in your skin, and a hint of colour on your cheeks. Your lips are a nice colour, so you could decide to go bare or wear something similar to Bobbi's shade, in the photo. As far as the shoes, they are really pretty, but I do have one question. Have you ever worn that style before, where the outside length of the shoe is closed, but the inner side is open? That's exactly the style I wore 35 years ago when I married, and they really hurt my feet after a short while. Years later I bought another pair of dress shoes in that style, and experienced the same thing. I don't know what it was, but that style shoe is the only kind I've ever worn, that isn't comfortable on me. If you've worn that kind before, then I'm sure those will also be fine!But if you haven't, perhaps you could go to store, try on something similar and walk around in them, just to make sure you find them comfortable. Good luck, (LOVE your dress, btw) you're going to be a gorgeous bride!

I don't know about the US, but a Canadian bread company switched their bread clips to cardboard ones that are 100% useless. But they save trees.... So, when we buy bread that still uses the plastic ones we save them. I bake bread and need them. The plastic clips also have the expiry date on them which is harder to put on a plastic bag. they're also colour coded for the bread guy when he goes into stores to check for expiries to buy back from the store.