It seems like everyone knows a bride-to-be who had to postpone their wedding (at least once!) due to Covid-19. Thus, it’s no surprise that 2.5 million weddings are expected to take place in 2022. Now that the world is opening up again, there’s a lot to look forward to when shopping for your wedding shoes this year. There’s one thing that has remained steadfast since before the pandemic. “I think when it comes to wedding shoes, the biggest thing is comfort,” says Anny Choi, head stylist of bridal destination Over The Moon. There are several brands that focus on both style and comfort so that you can focus on dancing till dawn. Anny Choi recommends styles from Alexandre Birman, Loeffler Randall, Margaux and Stuart Weitzman. “These are my go-to brands for chic block heel options that will take you down the aisle to the reception and through the after party,” she says.
According to Choi, personalization has also become a huge part of wedding wardrobes. “Brides want something unique and tailored to them. Malone Soulier just launched a made-to-order service for
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