Women’s silver shoes for a wedding are a cool metallic: useful with grey, navy, black, white and pale blush. The shortlist here is small, in silver, platinum and pewter, from Tamaris, Josef Seibel, Hispanitas and our own Golden Boot shoes.
Comfortable women’s silver shoes are a fitting job, not a colour job. A women’s silver shoe in a low heel is what most guests can wear from the ceremony to the last dance, and we will check that on your foot in the shop.
We would rather show you a few silver shoes that fit than a long rail of near misses. Stock moves. If the silver shelf is quiet, we will look at occasion shoes in a neighbouring colour and tell you plainly what we have. Josef Seibel, Tamaris and Hispanitas are the names to ask for, together with our Golden Boot label.
Ask us for Josef Seibel if you want a comfort last. The Josef Seibel size and fit guide explains the sizing, and we will confirm it in person.
Yes, unless the invitation asks for a particular colour. Silver shoes are a normal choice for a guest, and they sit calmly with navy, grey, black, white and most pale dresses.
They can also work in a wedding party when the palette is cool. If the bride has asked for gold jewellery and warm ivory, a yellow gold shoe may sit closer than silver.
A plain silver shoe in a low or modest heel is a long-standing evening style. The cut does the work: a clean toe and a secure fit look considered, while a shoe that pinches will not, however bright the finish.
We would rather talk about the heel and the fit than treat “classy” as a property of the colour alone.
Cool colours first: navy, grey, black, white, ice blue and many printed dresses with a grey or blue ground. Silver jewellery agrees with them more readily than warm gold does.
If your bag is gold and your shoes are silver, the outfit splits in two. Choose one metal. Our fitters on Gabriel’s Hill in Maidstone can lay the shoe next to the bag. If silver is scarce, see our women’s gold shoes and wedding shoes for women.
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