Wedding Shoes to Enhance Your Special Occasion

It seems like the romance of Valentine’s Day was only yesterday, but if you’re going to be a spring or summer bride, it’s definitely not too soon to start thinking about shoes to wear to a wedding.

Sandals or shoes, flats or heels, you don’t want to wear something old or borrowed, and probably not something blue, when it comes to bridal shoes.

“Something new,” however, goes without saying. That’s where Onlineshoes.com has got you covered, with a wide range of bride shoes, bridesmaid shoes and more, every style poised to put the perfect finishing touch on a fabulous event.

For wedding sandals that make a bold, definitive, all-eyes-on-me statement when walking down the aisle, slip into the aptly named Carlos by Carlos Santana Entrance. And the added bonus? The elaborate knot design makes a nice vow-exchanging metaphor.

What bride wouldn’t want to take a twirl on the dance floor in wedding shoes as lovely as the Bella Vita Waltz? From the first dance with your doting father to the last dance of the night with the lucky groom, this feminine pump provides the perfect combination of leather and patent leather, with a comfortable, medium heel and an angled, gathered strap—finished, again, with a symbolic knot detail.

When bridesmaid shoes need to coordinate with a specific color palette, it’s hard to go wrong with the sweet, peep-toe Touch Ups Honey, an easy-to-wear low wedge slip-on shoe that is flattering on virtually everybody.

Mother of the bride shoes should be dignified, should embody a certain “gravitas,” and never compete with what the bride is wearing. The Nina Paladin is the very picture of understated elegance, and is a style she’ll be able to wear again and again.

Now is not the time to overlook the groom. Unless it’s going to be an offbeat, funky wedding, shoes for the groom that generally work best are timeless, tailored, unfussy oxfords. He’ll be far happier at the end of that very long, very special day if he’s comfortable—and remember, unlike members of the bridal party, he’s probably not interested in shoes he might wear only once. Point him toward the Florsheim Jamie, which has a lightweight sole and Florsheim’s Bio Comfort™ footbed for moisture-wicking cushioning.

These are just a handful of options to point you in the right direction, but, in the interest of full disclosure, I’ve never been married,* so what do I know? Why not spend a few minutes familiarizing yourself with the vast collection of wedding shoes at Onlineshoes.com. Like, right now…while you still have time!

*However, I have been a Maid of Honor. Something I’ll never do again, by the way: I had to talk the bride out of calling off the wedding AN HOUR BEFORE THE CEREMONY. And don’t even get me started about the dress…and my perm.