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What Shoes To Wear to a Wedding?
Ah, the eternal question. The invite says “smart,” your mate says “just wear whatever,” and Google says “black Oxfords or bust.” Truth is, the right wedding shoes depend on the suit, the season, and just how much you want to upstage the groom. Think of shoes as the supporting actor: they don’t steal the spotlight, but if they fluff their lines, the whole production tanks. Black dress shoes are the old reliable, brown leather’s the laid-back gent, and loafers? They’re the wildcard who turns up late but still gets the best lines.
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The Classic Black Dress Shoe
The safest bet, but don’t confuse safe with dull. Black dress shoes are sharp, reliable, and make you look like you’ve been doing this wedding thing for years. Pair them with a navy or red tailored suit and you’ll never put a foot wrong. Just remember: a quick polish before the big day separates the dapper from the dishevelled.
Men’s Brown Shoes
An unsung hero. Espresso or chestnut leather brings warmth to beige, linen, or green suits. Brown shoes give off a touch more personality without veering into “fashion blogger in Milan” territory. They age beautifully too, picking up stories with every dance floor scuff.
Loafers & Modern Styles
Loafers are the rebel child of the wedding shoe family. No laces, no fuss, just pure “I’ve thought about this, but not too much.” They bring a touch of Italian holiday to a British marquee, slipping neatly between dressed-up and devil-may-care. Wear them sockless with linen in July and then go vibrant wool in December. They’re versatile, a bit cheeky, but boy do we love them.
Penny & Tassel Loafers
Pennies say “sophisticated guest,” tassels whisper “fashionable cousin.” Both are spot-on for summer weddings, especially with a linen suit.
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Wedding Shoes for Different Occasions
Shoe Pairings that Work
Suit and shoe pairings are like pints and crisps: get it right, and life’s good. Navy suit? Black or dark brown. Beige suit? Loafers or light brown. Green suit? Rich espresso leather. It’s basically alchemy.
Winter Wedding Shoes
Cold weather = sturdier options. Stick to leather dress shoes or boots that mean business. Polished, practical, and they’ll stop your toes turning into icicles outside the church.
Summer Weddings
Hot weather calls for breathable leathers and slip-ons. Loafers shine here. If you’re really bold: suede. Just don’t dance too near the Pimms jug.
Is it Acceptable to Wear Trainers to a Wedding?
Short answer: No. Longer answer: Not unless you’re the groom and the entire wedding is sponsored by Adidas.
Best Shoes for Garden & Outdoor Weddings
Grass and gravel don’t care about your vibe. Brogues with sturdy soles keep you upright.
Can You Wear Boat Shoes to a Wedding?
Not unless the reception’s on an actual yacht. Otherwise, you’ll just look lost.