The Best Designer Bridal Shoes

Every bride has a long list to attend to when planning their wedding - one thing that shouldn't stress you out is choosing the perfect shoes. Your shoes should be comfortable (you have a long day ahead of you!), complement your dress and accessories, they should suite your style and make you feel beautiful. Even though most people won't see the shoes at all, you will, and this is your chance to have a reason to show them off. Buy a dyeable pair that you can wear over and over again, or buy a pair you'll never touch again. Whether you are tall or small, there is a shoe out there for everyone, and I have a small list of some of the best I've found.

1. "Bowribbon" by Stuart Weitzman. These 3.75 inch heels are open-toed with satin bow detail on the toe. They are comfortable enough for any occasion, and gorgeous enough to accompany you down the aisle.

2. "Carolyne" by Manolo Blahnik. For a truly classic look, these white satin heels have an elastic back strap for optimal comfort. They feature a 3.5 inch heel with pointed toes that will make any bride feel beautiful. You may want to purchase these in a half size larger than you usually wear, as they run small.

3. "Blue Tux" Sophie Bridal Shoes. Not so great in towering heels or have a man that's not so tall? There cute and comfortable round-toe flats will please your feet. They have a 0.25 inch heel with ribbon detail on the toe. If you are looking for a color other than white, you're in luck! These are made of dyeable white satin, but recommended to be dyed in tones of white and ivory only, due to the ribbon detail.

4. "Maggie" Special Occasion Bridal Shoes. If you're looking for a truly unique pump to accompany a truly unique dress or even to steal the show, these peek-a-boo, silk satin heels are reminiscent of a 1940's style pump with a modern twist. They feature a scalloped heel design and crystal trim. Playful enough for night on the town, but made to make you feel like a star.

You can purchase any of these styles online at the following websites:

"Bowribbon" by Stuart Weitzman - http://www.zappos.com

"Carolyne" by Manolo Blahnik - http://www.neimanmarcus.com