Bridal shoes are chosen for the moments that last, with as much emphasis on comfort as on style.
For the Bride
For the moments that last
Choosing bridal shoes is about more than aesthetics. It is about the first steps down the aisle, through to the hours of celebration that follow. For many brides, the desire is the same: an expression that is timeless, elegant, and personal—combined with comfort that lasts all day.
Bridal shoes should feel just as right as they look. Classic silhouettes provide a calm expression, while thoughtful details and material choices make them comfortable to wear over time. It is this balance that ensures the shoes not only work for a ceremony, but can also be worn again for a later occasion.
When classic elegance meets comfort
The Hangisi model from Manolo Blahnik became an instant classic in connection with the first Sex and the City movie (2008). Carrie Bradshaw made shoe history by letting the shoes "make the outfit" while wearing royal blue Hangisis and a simple vintage suit.
In the film, wedding planner and friend Anthony Marantino reacts with disbelief at the simple dress, but history has shown that it is not necessarily the most spectacular dress that saves the wedding day. The shoes, on the other hand, have proven to bring happiness.
Manolo Blahnik has given us several favorites that are just as suitable for weddings as they are for parties. Camparinew and Carolyne are elegant and subtle, perfect for you who want a classic shoe. For those who want that little extra, Lurum is a perfect match. The model features crystals on both the front strap and a beautifully decorated toe.
Carrie ensures that the wedding tradition "something blue" gets a new meaning, and perhaps they can also help cross off "something new" for the big day?
Unconventional glamour
For the unconventional bride, choose minimalist glam from Khaite. The Loell Dress is a refined dress in delicate bonded crepe satin with a draped mock neck, shaped like a scarf detail that winds over the shoulder. Styled with the 90s bag from The Row.
More paths to the bridal shoe
If you would like a more "edgy" look, take a look at the selection from Amina Muaddi and Alaïa. Here you will find shoes with strong silhouettes and modern details, designed for the bride who wants to stand out.
