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While the wedding dress usually gets most of the attention, what’s underneath is also important. Even if you’ve selected a ball gown that completely covers your feet, an exquisitely made shoe can help you stride confidently (and comfortably) down the aisle on the big day—it only takes a few steps in the wrong pair to realize how big a role your wedding shoes can play.
The Best Wedding Shoes, According to Vogue
Staud Alba ballet slingback heels
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Manolo Blahnik Hangisi pumps
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Gianvito Rossi Sabrina platform sandals
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Prada brushed leather ballerinas
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Narrowing down the search, however, can be difficult—especially since many brands and retailers have so much to offer in the world of white footwear. First is the question of height and shape. Maybe you’re into the platform resurgence—Gianvito Rossi’s ’70s-inspired design is tailor-made for the dance floor. If sky-high wedding shoes don’t feel right for your minimalist dress, lean into elegant appeal of the ’90s and slip into a pair of elegant flats or kitten heels from Khaite and Neous.
Next, look to the fun details, glamorizing your look via embellishments. Go classic crystal, with options from Mach & Mach and Roger Vivier, or choose delicate pearl; Magda Butrym makes a beautiful low-heel mule. The fashion-loving bride, true to personal style, might even favor sculptural silhouettes and unique details over anything traditional—if this is you, look to Maison Margiela, Loewe, and Jude for bridal shoes that don’t fit neatly into the “bridal” category. (And when in doubt: Manolo Blahniks are a classic for a reason.)
Whatever your style, get ready to say “I do” to your perfect wedding shoe; you’ll likely find it in our edit below.
