Best Bridal Shoes for all Budgets and Seasons

• The Hatista
• Outfits
• October 10th 2019 / Updated: September 27th 2020

There are many things to consider when buying your wedding shoes - Colour, Fabric, Style, Suitability to venue, the Season...... but the main consideration is your comfort, which means height, toe shape, and fabric.

If you are having a City wedding, then you can consider any heel height, but choose a height you are used to wearing. You will be wearing your shoes and expected to be standing and walking for most of the day. If you are used to wearing 5" and regularly wear this size for work, then you'll be comfortable with this. Otherwise pick a kitten heel or heel height that you are used to wearing and will find easier.

There are lot's of colours you can choose for your bridal shoes. You don't have to stick to white or Ivory. If you are using Gold or Silver in your bridal parties outfits, or have gold or silver details in your other accessories, decor or dress, then I would absolutely choose a Gold or Silver shoe, as you will be able to wear them for plenty future occasions, and thus justifying your spend. It's also not unheard of for some brides to wear a Blue shoe for their something blue.

If you also need great Bridesmaids shoes (I'm guessing you plan on having them wearing shoes!), then you might also enjoy my selection of those for the current season, at: The Best Bridesmaids shoes.

Ever, and always willing to help my customers out I've compiled my selection of favourite bridal shoes. Some with skyscraper heels, down to completely flat. From break the bank, to cost of a round of drinks. Glitter covered or velvet for Christmas and Winter, strappy for Summer, crystal embellished or lace for any season, and even a pair for cowgirls because I've always loved cowboy boots since I was a teenager, and know I'm not the only one!. I've divided the shoes into a few different categories (budgets), from totally spoiling herself, to the more budget conscious, so you can select from the category that suits your requirements. I constantly update, add, remove items each season so you should find you can still grab those featured.

This post includes affiliate links - suggestions of items I've selected you. If you see anything you like, click the links and decide to buy the suggestion, then the retailer will give me a little commission (maybe even enough to buy a latte) to thank me.

1. "It's my Big Day I've been planning and dreaming about since I was 6. I want the most special shoes I can find for my Big Day, regardless of Budget."

Below is a gallery of some Luxury Bridal Shoes from the shoe designers many can never afford but dream of to splash out and show off on your Wedding Day.

2. "I'll probably get to wear them again for other evening, formal events, so don't mind spending a little bit, but do need control my budget a bit."

Below is a gallery of some Designer Bridal shoes (but not empty the Bank Account shoes) I've hunted out for you. Beautiful Shoes, priced between £200.00 / $260.00 and £400.00 / $520.00, that you will love and use again for evening wear, formal events for years to come.

3. "I probably will only wear for my Wedding, and don't want to splash out too much, what is there for under £200.00 / $260.00?"

Below is a gallery of some pretty shoes, perfect for the budget of someone that just wants a special pair of shoes for their wedding, but wants to impress their new Husband by showing him they can spend responsibly!!. A selection of shoes under £200.00 / $260.00.

4. "I just need a pair of shoes, they will possibly be hidden under my dress most of the day anyway. They need to be glam looking but we are on a tight budget. What's available under £100.00 / $130.00"

Looking to complete your Bridal outfit with shoes that won't cost your weeks wages. Don't worry there are actually dozens of really pretty shoes available that definitely do not require several hundred pounds / dollars, but are still super pretty shoes, more than suitable for your big day within this price range (but the crystals won't be Diamonds or Swarovski!).