BRIDAL HEELS

The most-bought height in our store is the mid heel — between 2.8 and 3 inches (7–7.5 cm). It adds presence in photos without straining the foot during a 10–12 hour day. If you rarely wear heels in normal life, choose a low heel (2 inches / 5 cm) or a block heel for stability. Reserve 4-inch stilettos for confident heel-wearers and indoor venues.

Block heels are recommended for outdoor weddings, grass, cobblestone, or wooden floors — the wider base prevents sinking and provides more ankle stability. Stilettos are best for indoor venues with smooth flooring (marble, polished wood, carpet) and pair more naturally with sleek, formal silhouettes. If your venue mixes both, a block heel is the safer single-pair choice.

White is bright and cool — best for stark white or modern minimalist gowns. Ivory is warmer and more forgiving in photographs, pairing well with most traditional wedding dresses. Champagne has a soft gold undertone and works beautifully with ivory or blush dresses, autumn weddings, and warmer-toned palettes. Hold a fabric sample of your dress next to the shoe in natural daylight — sharp contrasts will show in your photos.

Each pair is made to order in our atelier over 3 to 10 business days, then shipped internationally. We don't keep finished inventory because every shoe is hand-decorated per pair. We recommend ordering at least 4 to 6 weeks before your wedding date to allow time for production, shipping, and a possible sizing exchange.

Size up. Feet swell over a long wedding day, especially in summer or after several hours of standing and dancing. A slightly looser fit at the ceremony is more forgiving than a tight fit at hour ten. Our sizing chart shows unified US, UK and EU sizes — if you wear US 8 in most shoes, order US 8.