Which colors to choose for your wedding shoes?

Summary:

Which color should you choose for your wedding shoes? For a harmonious look, brides traditionally favor ivory or off-white. For a touch of timeless elegance, gold remains the standout shade that brightens the silhouette. Finally, for a modern and romantic touch, pastel tones such as powder pink stand out as the ideal alternative. The key is to match the shade to the fabric of your dress (satin, lace) and the theme of your wedding.

Choosing your wedding shoes is a crucial step in preparing your outfit for the big day. Your shoes are not just a simple accessory: they enhance your silhouette and perfectly complement your wedding dress. Among the many options available, the color of your wedding shoes is a key element not to overlook. In this article, discover the essential shades for shoes that combine elegance and comfort.

How do you choose the color of your wedding shoes?

1. Match the color of your shoes to your outfit

The choice of the color of your shoes depends largely on your wedding dress.

If your dress is white or ivory: choose matching shades or tones such as gold for perfect harmony.
If your dress is made of lace or decorated with intricate details: simple and elegant shoes in a neutral or pastel color are ideal.

2. Consider the style and theme of your wedding

The style of your wedding also influences your choice.

For a classic or religious ceremony, traditional colors such as ivory or white are appropriate.
For a country or bohemian wedding, pastel shades are a perfect match for the atmosphere.

Traditional wedding shoe colors

Gold: a classic shade

Gold is a timeless color, a symbol of elegance and refinement. Ideal for brightening your outfit, gold pairs perfectly with white dresses.

Discover all our gold styles, such as:

The Aline heeled sandal: With its delicately crossed straps, this gold style suits every preference. Thanks to its 4 cm heel, it ensures a natural stride and absolute comfort from morning to night.
The Laure heeled sandal : This gold sandal enhances your bridal outfit thanks to its distinctive gathered strap. Its 7 cm heel elongates the silhouette and allows you to enjoy every moment by effortlessly combining comfort and style.

Ivory: the timeless shade

Ivory is an essential wedding color. Classic and timeless, it perfectly complements a lace or satin wedding dress.

Our ivory wedding shoes:

The Eléonore Pauc heeled sandal : This refined sandal stands out with its pleated flower and gold jewel that brightens the foot. Its 7.5 cm heel ensures an elegant look and ideal comfort, from the beginning of the ceremony to the end of the evening.
The Iléana heeled sandal : Modern and minimalist, the Iléana sandal highlights the foot with its asymmetrical strap. Its 6.5 cm heel lets you walk and dance with ease while staying chic until the end of the night, making it the ideal choice for your big day.

Dare to wear color for your wedding shoes

If you want to stand out, choose colorful wedding shoes!

Powder pink: soft and romantic

Pink is a soft and romantic color that brings a feminine note to your wedding outfit. It pairs harmoniously with ivory dresses and adds a touch of freshness to the overall look.

Our pink wedding shoes :

The Maé heeled sandal : With a small 5 cm heel, these elegant and versatile sandals bring a touch of understated elegance. They pair equally well with long dresses and short dresses.
The Fleur heeled sandal : Combining braided straps and a V-neckline shape, the powder pink Fleur sandal refines the silhouette with elegance. Its 6.5 cm heel offers ideal comfort to accompany you with romance throughout your day.

Conclusion: Find the perfect color for your wedding shoes

The choice of the color of your wedding shoes is essential to complete your outfit. Whether you choose classic shades such as gold and ivory, or dare to wear pastel colors such as pink, your shoes should offer you comfort and elegance throughout this memorable day.

At Pied de Biche, we offer a wide selection of shoes specially designed for brides. Each carefully made style is designed to enhance your outfit for the big day. Discover our collection of women’s wedding shoes and find the ideal pair for your wedding!

We hope that with these tips, your search for the perfect pair will be easier. Trust your instincts!

Extra tip: caring for your shoes

A regular care routine is the secret to prolonging the shine and suppleness of your favorite pairs.

For your smooth leather styles (Aline, Laure, Éléonore Pauc): Start by removing impurities with a polishing brush, then alternate monthly between nourishing cream and shoe polish to revive their original shine. Finish with a light layer of waterproofing spray.
For your suede and metallic leather styles (Fleur, Maé, Iléana): First dust the surface with a polishing brush to remove dust. Then protect your shoes from moisture with a waterproofing spray. Use Sublim'daim to restore the material if it starts to lose its finish.

FAQ - Your questions for the big day

What heel height should you choose for your wedding?

The choice of heel height depends above all on your comfort and your habits. For those who want added height without sacrificing stability, mid-heels (between 5 and 7 cm) are an excellent compromise. If you are not used to heels or if your wedding takes place outdoors, we also offer lower styles or elegant flat sandals, perfect for a bohemian look and complete freedom of movement. To help you make the final decision, feel free to consult our blog: our tips for choosing your wedding shoes well.

Can you wear gold shoes with a white dress?

Yes, absolutely! Gold is an excellent choice to enhance the brightness of a white dress and add a festive touch.

Which shoe color should you choose for a civil wedding?

For a civil ceremony at the town hall, the choice is often more open. Shoes can be matched with a less formal outfit, such as a jumpsuit or a short dress, while still remaining coherent with the overall look. Find our inspiration on how to dress for a civil wedding in order to create a coherent look from head to toe.

January 21, 2025