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36 Cute Wedding Boots for Fall and Winter Brides

June 11, 2022 | riley

Image by Radu Benjamin. See more of this real wedding here.

Snakeskin, leather, and suede–oh my! We’re huge fans of fall and winter brides rocking booties with their wedding dresses, but we know that it can be intimidating. Which is why we’re here to help you nail the look. Whether you’re searching for western, glam, or adventurous weather-proof styles, our roundup of 36 cute wedding boots is the only resource you need to keep cold feet away on your big day.

Neutral Wedding Boots

Neutral boots are going to be the easiest out of all trends to wear with a traditional wedding gown or jumpsuit. Whether you’re looking for a rhinestone-studded pair that will have you feeling like a rockstar or an understated pair of white cowboy boots, these natural wedding boots will go with absolutely every bridal look.

1. Steve Madden Howler Bootie ($99.95); 2. RAID Wide Fit Kola Ankle Boots in White ($50); 3. Chinese Laundry Bonnie Crocodile-Embossed Ankle Boots ($99.95); 4. Vegan Ranch Boot ($78); 5. Steve Madden Aquarius Tan Suede ($139.95); 6. Dolce Vita Stormy H2O Waterproof Chelsea Boot ($75); 7. Ulani Heeled Bootie ($113.99); 8. Marc Fisher LTD Jarli ($188); 9. Pentlee Bootie ($89.99)

Black Wedding Boots

Feeling a little edgy? These black wedding boots will contrast perfectly with a white dress for a more non-traditional look. We think they’d look quite stylish with a pantsuit or make for stunning reception shoes to dress the night (comfortably) away in.

1. Steve Madden Howler Bootie ($99.95); 2. RAID Lexus chunky mid heel boots in black ($64); 3. Loeffler Randall Isla Pointy Toe Bootie ($450); 4. Lulus x Matisse Pointed Toe Ankle Booties ($54); 5. Jaye Ankle Bootie ($49.99); 6. Dr. Marten 1460 Combat Boot ($139.99); 7. Dr. Marten Jadon Black Leather 8-Eye Platform Boot ($180); 8. Caslon Miller Water Resistant Chelsea Boot ($99.95); 9. Unisa Marlie II Bootie ($59.99)

Colorful Wedding Boots

We love it when brides go against the grain and add a pop of color. What better way to add some brightness to your special day than a colorful pair of boots? Choose a color that’s special to you or match them to your bouquet for a more cohesive look.

1. Franco Sarto Tina 2 Block Heel Boot ($169); 2. Jaye Ankle Bootie ($49.99); 3. Betsy Johnson Cady Fuchsia ($149); 4. Sam Edelman Codie Suede Booties ($149.99); 5. Lane Boots Saratoga Western Boot ($249.95); 6. Chinese Laundry Erin Bootie ($89.95); 7. Propét Reese Chelsea Boot ($99.95); 8. Codie Ankle Bootie ($170); 9. Franco Sarto Stevie Bootie ($168.95)

Winter Wedding Boots

Last but not least, these winter wedding boots are perfect for the adventurous bride looking to scale the mountains. Whether you’re eloping on the top of the Alps or tying the knot in the middle of a snowstorm, these boots are not only cute, but they’ll keep you nice and warm.

  1. UGG Adirondack III Waterproof Boot ($249.95); 2. Timberland Kinsley Boot ($109); 3. Redrock Women’s Ankle Boots ($24); 4. Kamik Sienna 2 Boot ($119.95); 5. Sorel Caribou ($170); 6. Cliffs by White Mountain Hallett Snow Boot ($59.99); 7. Marc Fisher LTD Izzie Genuine Shearling Lace-Up Boot ($259); 8. Hunt Pac Deluxe Boot ($119); 9. Sorel Whitney™ II Short Lace ($120)

Now that you’ve got your dress and wedding boots picked out, it’s time to finish the look off with a jacket and accessories!

Image by Wild Connections Photographer. See more of this real wedding here.

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How to Incorporate Black As A Wedding Color

June 10, 2022 | kailey

Image by Naba Zabih Photography. Keep scrolling to see how to have the black wedding of your dreams

There’s a common misconception that weddings have to be bright, neutral, or packed with tradition. Newsflash, that’s not the case. We’re seeing more and more couples go against the grain, breaking those outdated wedding planning expectations–and it all starts with hiring your vendors, picking a color palette, and creating a mood board. 

While neutral weddings will always be a timeless aesthetic, it’s not for everyone. And if you’re looking for ways to make a statement, a bold color palette is the way to go. But remember, bold doesn’t always mean vibrant. Incorporating dark, moody shades—like black—is also a bold, unique way to set your wedding apart. Here are some creative ways to subtly and not-so-subtly incorporate black into your wedding. 

Invitation Suites 

Your wedding invitations set the tone of your big day. Being the first thing your wedding guests will see, your invitation suite is an important decision. You only have one chance to make a first impression, so make it a good one. And the key to doing that is incorporating black. Whether you go all black or just add hints of black, this moody color is sure to add that pop of elegance that’ll get your guests excited to RSVP. 

Signage 

Don’t underestimate the power of signage on your big day. This often last-minute detail welcomes guests, directs them to their seats, introduces your signature cocktails, and so much more. Signs can be used for almost everything, and making them a core part of your decor is a sure way to make your wedding stand out. 

Incorporating black into your signage is perfect for those couples looking to add subtle, moody details without going all-out. 

Floral arrangements, Bouquets, and Boutineers 

Wedding florals are a key component of both ceremony and reception decor. It’s also one of the easiest ways to incorporate black into your wedding design. Take your celebration to a whole new level by throwing black into your bouquet, boutonnieres, and even your ceremony backdrop—which can also be repurposed for your reception. 

Recommended reading: Floral Color Palettes to Show your Florist

Make A Statement With Black Wedding Day Fashion

When you picture traditional wedding day attire, you probably think of a long white gown or the classic black tux. And while these classics will always hold a special place in our heart, nontraditional fashion statements are taking over the wedding world. Fashion trends like short wedding dresses, colorful suits, and mix-and-match bridesmaid dresses are packing weddings with personality. 

If you’re really ready to make a statement, incorporate black into your wedding day attire. Go big with a black wedding dress, an all-black tux, or even a pantsuit. If you’re not ready to commit to an all-black wedding day look, have your wedding party rock black. This will make for some incredible contrasting photos. 

Subtle Accessories 

Shoes, jewelry, hair pieces, nails—there are various subtle ways to incorporate black into your wedding day fashion. This is perfect for those that still want to rock the traditional wedding day attire but want to spice it up. Tie your bridal look together with some of our favorite accessories. 

Reception Bar 

Let’s be honest, the reception bar is always one of the most popular elements of a wedding—for you and for your guests. And with incredible drink offerings and a stylish set-up, your bar can easily become a reception staple piece. Go with an all-black design or take a more understated approach by dressing your reception space with dark florals, glassware, and signage. 

Images by Seth & Co Photography. See more of this styled shoot here.

Spice Up Your Wedding Cake 

With dessert being one of the sweetest portions of any reception, adding black details will make it that much sweeter. You can add a small personal touch to your wedding cake design with a black cake topper. But, if you’re wanting your dessert to really steal the show, work with your cake bakery to come up with a sleek all-black design.  

Whether you go with an all-black monochromatic moment or incorporate black into a multi-color palette, choosing wedding colors isn’t always the easiest task. That’s where we come in. To help make choosing your wedding colors a fun and easy process, start by checking out these tips for choosing your wedding color palette.

Image by Madeline Barr Photo. See more of this real wedding here.

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Bold Salvation Mountain Elopement Inspiration

June 8, 2022 | kailey

There are only three words fit to describe this unlike-any-other inspiration: bold, colorful, and utterly eccentric. Looking to break the traditional wedding boundaries, Ride or Die Retreats brought to life a styled shoot that challenges couples to think outside the box for their location, decor, and wedding day outfits—much like this Salvation Mountain elopement.

Celebrating individuality, Salvation Mountain—a man-made, desert art installation with an outpouring message of hope and love—made for the perfect “I do” destination. To complement the already vibrant outdoor venue, neutral bouquets by Flower Disco made for a dreamy accessory. And yes, we know what you’re thinking: how could you top the location and florals? But, the epic, fashion-forward stylings of Natalie Gray Styling will have your eyes glued to Ingemar and Zingy. 

These images by Rachel Artime Photo are packed with inspiration for wedding planning couples that march to their own beat. But—more importantly—this elopement represents the non-binary community in an authentic, meaningful, and fashion-forward way. All we have to say is, get your Pinterest boards ready!

The Wedding Team:

Photography – Rachel Artime Photo + Mel Rey
Workshop – Ride or Die Retreats
Ceremony + Reception Venue – Salvation Mountain
Floral Design – Flower Disco
Styling – Natalie Gray Styling
Models – Ingemar Brown & Zingy Brown
Officiant – Hellbent Hitchings
Invitation Design – Handsome Love Calligraphy
Makeup Artist + Hair Styling – Radical Ritual
Veils – Jane Rhyan the Collection

 

Knowing what you don’t want on your wedding day is just as important as the list of must-haves. And if you’ve crossed “tradition” off your list of priorities, kickstart your wedding planning process by hunting down an unconventional wedding venue. After securing a date, location, and a trusted team of vendors, read our how-to guide for planning a unique wedding.

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