Wedges For Wedding Guests
25 Cute Wedding-Guest Wedges to Help You Dance the Night Away
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To the untrained eye, wearing wedges to a wedding may seem like a clunky shoe solution. But to a more seasoned wedding guest, it's the smart choice. For starters, wedges are a sturdy shoe. They're built for more than beauty — they're built for endurance. Wedges offer something that the stiletto cannot, which is mileage. And weddings, much like running a marathon, require stamina. A wedge gives you the benefit of height without the topple-over effect. And in the right wedge, you avoid the pain-inducing trauma of the pump.
So, because you want to do more than walk around comfortably — you want to dance until you can't dance no mo' — you opt for the wedge. Up ahead, find out all the wedge has to offer — for any wedding, in any season. (Your feet can thank us later.)
ASOS Harlesden Lace Up Wedges ($43, originally $68)
ASOS Pulse Pointed Wedges ($29, originally $60)
Christian Louboutin Aketi ($745)
Tory Burch Dandy Espadrille Wedges ($188, originally $375)
Dolce Vita Lamont Wedges ($54, originally $180)
J.Crew Corsica Espadrille Wedges in Metallic Suede ($70, originally $128)
L.K. Bennett Zella Round Toe Jute Wedge Pump ($170, originally $325)
L.K. Bennett Catherine Embellished Suede Wedges ($101, originally $250)
Aquatalia Zana Wedge Pump ($200)
Loeffler Randall Minette Suede Platform Wedge Sandals ($160, originally $395)
Nine West Ilana Open Toe Cage Sandals ($40, originally $89)
Rachel Comey Media Wedges ($347, originally $495)
Schutz Kai Wedge Slides ($144, originally $180)
Schutz Patrycia Wedge Sandals ($160, originally $200)
Stuart Weitzman Swiftsong Suede Ankle-Wrap Wedge Sandal ($170, originally $425)
Topshop Wendy Bow Wedge Sandals ($35, originally $75)
