Wedding Shoes by Manolo Blahnik

Designer wedding shoes from Manolo Blahnik make a spectacular statement for your wedding day footwear! Here's where to find the top pairs of Manolo wedding shoes!

Wedding Shoes by Manolo Blahnik

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Many of us remember the key role a pair of gorgeous blue Manolo Blahnik Hangisi pumps played in Big's proposal to Carrie and as Carrie's 'something blue' at their City Hall wedding in the Sex and the City movie. While Sex and the City helped introduce many budding fashionistas to the pleasures of Manolo Blahnik shoes, it goes without saying that this designer has always created some of the most stylish and alluring shoes which make a natural choice for wedding-day footwear.

Manolo Blahnik Heels for Your Wedding

The selection of Manolos to wear on your wedding day is vast; especially with the rainbow of colors now available for the Hangisi styles, and the custom options for the BB Heels, but there are also many lovely choices for embellished styles that have touches of metallic details. Looking for a statement? Try a watercolor print, or a subtle leopard Hangisis.

Want a little sparkle? I love the BB Snowflake Glitter Point Toe Pump. Need a breezy style for your summer wedding? Check out the laser cut style (number 4 above) or try these crystal embellished Napa slides! Here are a few of my picks plus more in the shop section below, including a delicious range of colors!

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