The Wedding Shoes Made For Dancing The Night Away

News| 13th February 2024
The Wedding Shoes Made For Dancing The Night Away
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If there’s one occasion you want to be wearing comfortable shoes, it has to be your wedding. What could be worse than hobbling around your own reception, feet blistered and soles sore from a pair of less-than-comfortable heels? Your wedding shoes should be made for dancing the night away, and it’s impossible to dance your heart out in a pair of shoes that look beautiful on a shelf but are destructive to your feet.

It’s no small task though, finding a pair of shoes that are elegant and glamorous enough to be worn with your wedding dress while also being comfortable enough to be worn (and danced in) for hours on end. And before you go thinking they don’t exist, hear us out.

The key to finding the right pair of wedding shoes is all about staying true to the kinds of shoes you like to wear normally. Never wear stilettos? Your wedding day is probably not the time to take them for a spin. Instead, smaller heels and comfortable straps are safe bets, and regardless of what kind of shoes you go for, remember to break them in. Here, we find four pairs you’ll be able to wear all night long.

Glitzy and glamorous, these gold snakeskin shoes from Camilla & Marc are for the bride who wants to make a statement. With a thicker platform for support and sturdy straps across the foot, there’ll be no sliding around in these mules.

Senna Leather Heel, $750 from Camilla & Marc, Level 1

A nude heel, but not like you think. This super strappy style from Manning Cartell might seem like a regular nude heel at first glance, but a thicker metallic heel gives it a sultriness perfect for adding an edgy touch to a bridal look.

Galvanise Heel, $299 from Manning Cartell, Level 1

A kitten heel is the perfect wedding shoe — it gives the elevation of a stiletto with the comfort of a flat. These elegant mesh ones from Scanlan Theodore give old Hollywood glamour.

Fine Mesh Slingback, $600 from Scanlan Theodore, Level 1

The groom needs a comfortable shoe as well, and what could be more comfortable than a shoe made especially for you? Andrew McDonald is one of only a few shoemakers in Australia passionately crafting shoes made to last a lifetime.

Apron Derby, $795 from A.M Shoemaker, Level 2

If it’s a country wedding, you can’t go past a beautifully crafted boot for the groom. These elegant ones from Double Monk are just the ticket, especially in the deep brown colourway.

Tetbury Boot, $895 from Double Monk, Level 2

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