Can I wear blue wedding shoes?

Absolutely! Not only are blue wedding shoes a stylish way to incorporate "something blue" into your wedding day look, they also pair beautifully with a white wedding gown.

What color blue should I wear with my wedding dress?

Fashion-forward brides might gravitate towards unique silhouettes in bold cobalt or metallic blue while minimalists might prefer sleek designs like barely-there sandals in pastel blue. No matter your bridal style, there are scores of "something blue" wedding shoes out there in every shade of blue imaginable.

20 Best Blue Wedding Shoes of 2022

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There's no better "something blue" than the perfect pair of navy, cobalt, or pastel blue wedding shoes! Not only do they give your wedding dress a playful pop of color, you'll get milage out of the heels post-wedding, too. Plus, you'll be crossing two items off your to-do list: finding a fashionable pair of wedding pumps and your "something blue!"

What Does "Something Blue" Represent?

The tradition of brides wearing "something blue" on their wedding day comes from the Olde English rhyme: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, a sixpence in your shoe.” "Something blue" traditionally represents purity, love, and fidelity.

One of the best parts about choosing a shoe as your "something blue?" You have tons of options. More formal brides may opt for a classic navy pump or glittery details, while a minimalist bride will be drawn to simple silhouettes with barely-there straps. For the bride with a bohemian sensibility, there are scores of laidback shoes crafted from light and airy fibers like woven raffia and jute.

Whether you want to stun in stilettos or walk across the beach in espadrilles, we've rounded up the best "something blue" wedding shoes for every style and budget.

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For the Classic Bride: Emilia Wickstead Buckle Grosgrain Slingback Pumps

You can count on Emilia Wickstead to deliver timeless and minimalist wedding dresses and accessories. This pair of grosgrain slingbacks are perfect for the bride with a classic aesthetic.

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Most Comfortable: Margaux Satin Block Heel Sandal

We love these block heel sandals for a casual yet elevated backyard wedding or for chic city hall nuptials. Comfortable and stylish, this style will quickly become your go-to summer sandals.

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Best Simple Style: Maryam Nassir Zadeh Irene Sandals

Nothing screams summer wedding quite like a good pair of strappy sandals! From the ceremony to the reception to dancing the night away, these Maryam Nassir Zadeh sandals were made for warm-weather nuptials.

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For a Formal Wedding: Badgley Mischka Jewel Ankle Strap Heels

For just a hint of sparkle opt for a pair of shoes with jewel accented ankle straps. This satin navy pair from Badgley Mischka feel at once classic and glamourous.

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Best Investment Piece: Manolo Blahnik Jewel Toe Slingbacks

A satin Manolo Blahnik slingback is as classic as it gets and is an investment piece you'll be sure to wear over and over again.

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Best Budget: Pull&Bear Kitten Heel Sandals

Supportive and stylish, these affordable block heels will take you comfortably from the aisle to the afterparty, to your honeymoon, and beyond.

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For the Traditional Bride: Suede 90MM Pumps

If not sure what style of shoe to wear, you can never go wrong with a classic closed-toe pump. This pair will give you the pop of blue you're looking for while remaining timeless in photos.

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Best Metallic Blue: Prada Metallic Leather Sandals

Subtle metallic sheen adds dimension and sophistication to this pair of Prada sandals. Crafted with barely-there straps and a low heel, this style would look impossibly chic under a simple slip dress.

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For a Summer Wedding: Ma'am Marsha Sandal in Sky

Behold the perfect shoes for your seaside nuptials and destination honeymoon. Comfortable and sturdy, you'll have no issues confidently walking down the aisle in this pair from Ma'am.

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Most Effortless: Caverly Lulu Heel

For a summer sandal that stands out from the rest, opt for a pair that boast eye-catching details like a uniquely shaped heel and delicate straps that wrap around the ankle.

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Best Stilettos: Aquazurra Knotted Leather Sandals

Stand tall on your big day in these stunning sky-high stilettos. For those who are still on the fence about wearing blue wedding shoes – this Aquazurra style also comes in classic bridal ivory.

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For the Minimalist Bride: Gianvito Rossi 55 Patent Leather Sandals

For an effortlessly chic wedding day look, opt for simple silhouettes when it comes to your wedding dress and accessories. These Gianvito Rossi sandals are perfect for the bride with a minimalist sensibility.

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Most Timeless: Manolo Blahnik Suede Mules

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Put on your blue suede (Manolo Blahnik) shoes and head down the aisle. These elegant and timeless mules are a classic bride's dream.

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For a Beach Wedding: André Assous Chunky Raffia Sandals

Brides getting married by the beach will love the ease of these raffia and jute sandals. A sand friendly block heel is perfect for taking you from the ceremony to the honeymoon.

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For a Black-Tie Wedding: Manolo Blahnik Hangisi Pointed Toe Pump

embellished shoe — Courtesy of Manolo Blahnik

If you're throwing a black-tie wedding, you can't go wrong with this classic pair of Manolo Blahnik pumps. At once regal and timeless, you won't regret the purchase of this investment piece.

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For a Summer Wedding: Soludos Tall Wedge Espadrilles

Espadrilles are undeniably the most stylish solution for a beach or garden wedding. They're supremely comfy, they tie beautifully and they're usually reasonably priced.

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For the Romantic Bride: Something Bleu Brocade Mules

The brand behind these pretty pointy-toed shoes is aptly named "Something Bleu" and boasts unique and feminine designs for the romantic bride. This floral brocade style finished with a sheer bow would be right at home at a formal garden wedding.

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Most Statement-Making: Dolce & Gabbana Lace Pumps

It's all in the details when it comes to these Dolce & Gabbana pumps. From the bright blue hue to allover lace, to crystal-embellished toe these shoes are for the bride who isn't afraid to make a statement.

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For the Whimsical Bride: Vicenza Pom Pom Shoes

For the whimsical bride, these pom pom shoes are a no-brainer. Fun and stylish, these slingbacks were meant to take you from the aisle to the afterparty, and beyond.

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For the Winter Bride: Christian Louboutin Suede Booties

Calling all winter brides! A navy bootie is a stylish and practical choice for a cold-weather wedding. Plus, this gorgeous suede bootie can easily be worn with your favorite pair of jeans long after you say "I do."

FAQ

What does "something blue" represent?

The tradition of brides wearing "something blue" on their wedding day comes from the Olde English rhyme: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, a sixpence in your shoe.” "Something blue" traditionally represents purity, love, and fidelity.
Can I wear blue wedding shoes?

Absolutely! Not only are blue wedding shoes a stylish way to incorporate "something blue" into your wedding day look, they also pair beautifully with a white wedding gown.
What color blue should I wear with my wedding dress?

Fashion-forward brides might gravitate towards unique silhouettes in bold cobalt or metallic blue while minimalists might prefer sleek designs like barely-there sandals in pastel blue. No matter your bridal style, there are scores of "something blue" wedding shoes out there in every shade of blue imaginable.