“You definitely want to test drive your wedding shoes so you aren't in unexpected pain the day of,” says Greer.

When it comes to your wedding day, it’s always best to be prepared for anything. “Pale blue is a subtle way to introduce color otherwise think of your floral color scheme and match your shoe to that!” We love Badgley Mischka Collection Finesse Sandal for that something blue. “White would be the most classic but don't be afraid to experiment with color,” says Choi. Many brides opt for white, ivory, blush, or champagne wedding shoes, but those are by no means the only choices you have. “If you're not used to wearing a mule for example, you wouldn't want it slipping off under your big dress.” Meanwhile, fashion stylist Ashlyn Greer notes that “it's always fun to pick something that has a special touch, like a bow or stones.” For that, check out Be Mine Wide Fit Naava Block Heel Sandals With Pearl Embellishment. “Look at shoes you wear regularly, what you feel the most comfortable in, and make your decision that way,” says Choi. Of course, the style of wedding block heel you choose should be something you adore, but that’s not the only thing to keep in mind. If you need some extra height for your dress, I'd look for platform block heel options.” LifeStride Last Dance Platform Sandal gives you those inches while still being comfortable. “If you are not used to wearing high heels, don't try on your wedding day for the first time, and stick to a sturdy lower block heel. With that in mind, the heel height you go for “totally depends on the dress as well as the bride's comfort level in heels,” Choi says. What to Look for in Block Heel Wedding Shoes Heel Heightįor bridal stylist Anny Choi, there’s a golden rule when it comes to wedding shoes: “Most wedding dresses are floor length and you don't end up seeing a lot of your shoes anyway, and I would prioritize comfort over design,” she says. Ashlyn Greer is a professional fashion stylist and co-founder of the virtual personal styling service Fashivly.Anny Choi is a New York-based bridal stylist and creative brand consultant with a background in luxury fashion editorial.

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