You've found the dress. You’ve booked the venue. Now it’s time for one of the most personal and practical choices you’ll make: your wedding shoes.
Your wedding shoes aren’t just accessories — they’re the foundation of your entire look (literally). They need to carry you through everything: the walk down the aisle, photos, dancing, and hours of celebration. And most importantly, they need to feel like you.
Here’s how to choose the perfect pair with style, comfort, and confidence in mind:
1. Match the Mood of Your Dress and Venue
Tip: Bring a fabric swatch of your dress while shoe shopping to match tones and textures.
2. Consider Comfort — Seriously
You’ll be standing, walking, hugging, posing, and dancing. Your shoes need to support you all day, not just look good for the photos.
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Break them in at least 2–3 times before the big day.
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Add gel inserts or heel grips for extra comfort and stability.
- If you're not used to heels, consider a mid or low heel — you don’t want to be thinking about foot pain during your vows.
3. Pick a Heel Height That Works for You
This is not the day to experiment with sky-high stilettos if you’re not used to them. Think about:
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How much walking or standing you’ll do
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The length of your dress (especially if it’s already hemmed)
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Your comfort zone — and your ability to dance!
Love heels but dread the pain? Wear them for the ceremony and switch to chic flats or sneakers for the party.
4. Play With Color & Detail
White and ivory are classic — but they’re not your only option. Consider:
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Metallics (gold, silver, champagne) — they photograph beautifully and often pair well with jewelry
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Soft blush or pastel hues for a romantic twist
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Bold color if you want your shoes to pop
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Something blue? Why not let it be your shoes?
Details like pearls, bows, lace, or embroidery can add texture and personality without overwhelming the look.
5. Think Long-Term
Can you wear them again? While not a must, it’s a bonus if your wedding shoes can live beyond the big day — paired with a summer dress, tailored pants, or even jeans.
If you want versatility, opt for:
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Timeless silhouettes
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Neutral tones
- Comfortable design
6. Have a Backup Pair
Things happen: swollen feet, wet grass, sore arches. A second pair of shoes — even simple slides or bridal sneakers — can be a total game-changer by the end of the night.
In Short:
Your dream wedding shoes should reflect your style, support your comfort, and elevate your confidence. Whether you choose sky-high heels, polished flats, or something in between, the best shoe is the one that lets you be fully present — walking, dancing, and celebrating your way.
See our bridal shoes collection
How to Pick Your Dream Wedding Shoes
You've found the dress. You’ve booked the venue. Now it’s time for one of the most personal and practical choices you’ll make: your wedding shoes.
Your wedding shoes aren’t just accessories — they’re the foundation of your entire look (literally). They need to carry you through everything: the walk down the aisle, photos, dancing, and hours of celebration. And most importantly, they need to feel like you.
Here’s how to choose the perfect pair with style, comfort, and confidence in mind:
1. Match the Mood of Your Dress and Venue
Tip: Bring a fabric swatch of your dress while shoe shopping to match tones and textures.
2. Consider Comfort — Seriously
You’ll be standing, walking, hugging, posing, and dancing. Your shoes need to support you all day, not just look good for the photos.
3. Pick a Heel Height That Works for You
This is not the day to experiment with sky-high stilettos if you’re not used to them. Think about:
Love heels but dread the pain? Wear them for the ceremony and switch to chic flats or sneakers for the party.
4. Play With Color & Detail
White and ivory are classic — but they’re not your only option. Consider:
Details like pearls, bows, lace, or embroidery can add texture and personality without overwhelming the look.
5. Think Long-Term
Can you wear them again? While not a must, it’s a bonus if your wedding shoes can live beyond the big day — paired with a summer dress, tailored pants, or even jeans.
If you want versatility, opt for:
6. Have a Backup Pair
Things happen: swollen feet, wet grass, sore arches. A second pair of shoes — even simple slides or bridal sneakers — can be a total game-changer by the end of the night.
In Short:
Your dream wedding shoes should reflect your style, support your comfort, and elevate your confidence. Whether you choose sky-high heels, polished flats, or something in between, the best shoe is the one that lets you be fully present — walking, dancing, and celebrating your way.
See our bridal shoes collection