Flat wedding shoes that will get you to the altar in comfort

From pearl-embellished to crochet and criss-crossed, say 'I do' the these comfortable flat wedding shoes on your special day.

Credit: ASOS, COS, Valentino
Credit: ASOS, COS, Valentino
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You've got the dress down, the location has been booked, but have you thought about how comfortable you're going to be on you wedding night?

After all, on what is arguably the most important night of your life, you deserve to feel comfortable in whatever you're wearing, and that includes your shoes. Considering how likely it will be that you're going to spend most of the night on your feet going from table to table greeting guests or marching into the room numerous times, you don't want a shoe that's only going to add to your pain (literally).

On a recent brunch with friends, a bride-to-be flatly declared that for her wedding, she was going to skip the heels altogether and go for ballerinas after she had been inspired by her friend who walked down the aisle in flats. And as modern brides continue to find their own ways to reinterpret tradition, flat wedding shoes have become the easiest way to do so.

So without further ado, say 'I do' to these chic bridal flats that promise to have you marching, dancing, and skipping all night long.

Lutara flat in light grey satin with crystals, $1,890, Manolo Blahnik

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The classic Lutara flat – with its bejewelled strap across your foot – signals poise and elegance.

Moire slingback flats, US$322 (S$$440), Rupert Sanderson at The Outnet

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The subtle moire effect elevates the classic pointed-toe flat.

Tan-Go ballerina with crystal embellishment, $2,380, Valentino

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The "something blue" to your "something old, something new, something borrowed".

Chain-link slingback flats, $59.90, Charles & Keith

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Post-nuptials, take them out with jeans or a weekend dress.

Pointed flats with faux pearl bow trim, £28 (S$50), ASOS

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Where pointed-toe shoes can sometimes feel uncomfortable and constricting, ASOS' wider cut means brides with wider feet can still look good without the feeling of your toes being squished together.

Crossover flats, US$250 (S$350), COS

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Channel the '80s with a pair of crisscross leather flats.

Tie sandals, $605, Toteme at Farfetch

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For a tropical destination wedding, buck the covered-toe option for a strappy sandal...

Crochet flats, $188, Alohas

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...or opt for a crochet flat with beads for a closed-toe option.

Studded leather flats, $159, & Other Stories

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The ballet flat gets a cool girl update with all-over studs that add a little flash to your wedding look.

Mesh flats with rhinestones, $75.90, Zara

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Going with a dress that's a midi length for your ceremony? Perfect chance to show off a pair of sparkly shoes.

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