If you’re like me, you’ve dreamed of your wedding dress your entire life. Kate Hudson’s Vera Wang in Bride Wars would look like on you. But bridal best brides shoes aren’t really fantasized about.

No one is interested in Say Yes to the Shoes or can remember what Kate Hudson wore under all that Vera Wang tulle. However, the shoes you wear are a crucial part of your wedding day. Which of these styles would you wear on your wedding day? If you already got married, what shoes did you wear? Log In Good to see you again. Create Account Create an account so you’ll have a place to store your favorites. Invest in styles that will drop jaws, and that you’ll wear again.

Here, the best bridal heels, flats, booties and sandals to shop now. Sporting a cocktail dress, a jumpsuit or a midi length demands the perfect pair, and wearing a long gown down the aisle is no excuse for shoes that don’t feel special. Why Did I Get This Ad? Harper’s BAZAAR participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.

So, you’ve found your one-of-a-kind dream wedding dress. Now it’s time to get the perfect shoes to match. Of course, picking out the ideal pair can be a challenging task as there are a lot of factors to consider. From your personal style through to the theme of your wedding, every detail about your special day can influence your footwear choice. For the classic bride who favours a traditional wedding, there are plenty of gorgeous heeled styles that will undoubtedly match your glamorous gown.

If you plan on staying in your footwear all day, however, you may wish to invest in a lower pair. Heeled sandals make another excellent option and suit cocktail weddings to a tee. Heels are the traditional and timeless choice of footwear for brides. Thanks to their classic appearance, feminine appeal, and ability to add height, these shoes are a favourite amongst brides on their big days. While pumps are always an excellent choice, there are other styles to consider as well. If you want your shoes to grab attention as you sashay down the aisle and around the dance floor, try a non-traditional pair, such as heeled mules or booties.