Still in Search of the Perfect Bridal Shoe? Shop Stuart Weitzman's Expanded Bridal Collection Now!

: Written by Natalie Ng; 28 April 2016

For brides who can’t find the perfect wedding shoe, here’s good news: The extended Stuart Weitzman Bridal Collection was recently launched with 10 core bridal styles in “bridal” colors - including the brand’s most sought-after Nudist sandal. The collection includes not only white satin, which was used by Stuart Weitzman’s father when creating bridal shoes (over 40 years ago!), but also more contemporary fabrics such as argento noir and platinum gold noir.

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The collection includes elegant pointed-toe single-sole pumps, modern round-toe platform pumps, delicate D’Orsay lace-up ballet flats, stylish wedge sandals, chic T-strap flat sandals, and, of course, the Nudist (2 ¾ inches to 4 ½ inches). If you want to add a little sparkle to your step, the collection includes styles that feature clear, white or light sapphire Swarovski crystals.

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Want something a bit more tailored to you? Part of the collection is available for custom order! 50 years ago, when Weitzman proposed to his wife, he did it with a shoe instead of a ring. The lining of the shoe read, “Made expressly for the future Mrs. Weitzman.” Now the famous shoe designer wants to offer this personalization service to other brides, offering them the option to customize their shoe with their wedding date and name at the sole of their shoe.

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“I have to remind brides that the wedding shoe will be a memento that they keep for a lifetime. One of the reasons you ladies have more closets than we do is because we may hang onto a ticket on the opening day at Yankee's Stadium, but you're going to hang onto that pair of shoes that was worn on your wedding day, worn on your anniversary, or worn on your Sweet Sixteen. Because of that, you want it to be a fabulous pair that you will always look back on and remember how great the day was," says Weitzman.