Ivory Wedding Shoes
Australia's specialist in ivory wedding shoes: satin heels, flats and kitten heels.
Marion - Crystal Anklet Block Heels - Ivory
Lucy - Pearl & Crystal Bridal Flats - Ivory
Payton - Strappy Pearl Low Block Heel - Ivory
Peoria - Ankle Strap Pearl High Heels - Ivory
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Nayla - Crystal Strap Kitten Heels - Ivory
Pretty - Open Toe Strappy Low Block Heel - Ivory
Iona - Open Toe Strappy Pearl Block Heel - Ivory
Isabela - Open Toe Strappy Pearl Kitten Heel - Ivory
Ibis - Pleated Ankle Strap Sandal - Ivory
Emelia - Satin Bow d’Orsay Pumps - Ivory
Francine - Pointed Toe Stiletto with Bow - Ivory
The White Collection stocks ivory wedding shoes and ivory bridal heels from HARLO Australia, Bella Belle, Badgley Mischka and Charlotte Mills. Ivory is the correct first choice for most Australian brides: the warm, slightly off-white tone sits naturally against champagne, soft white and cream fabrics, which is the base of most modern bridal gowns. A bright white shoe held against an ivory gown will almost always look jarring. Ivory will not.
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Ivory vs white wedding shoes: which is right for you?
The difference between ivory and white in bridal shoes is not subtle, it is a warm versus cool undertone that affects how the shoe reads against the fabric of your gown. Ivory has warm yellow-cream undertones. White has cool blue-white overtones. Most bridal fabrics, including most satins, chiffons and tulles, sit in the ivory-to-champagne range rather than the pure white range. This means that for the majority of Australian brides, ivory wedding shoes will match the dress more accurately than white.
The simplest test: hold your shortlisted shoes next to the fabric of your dress in natural outdoor light, not the lighting of a bridal shop. If the shoe looks warm and the dress looks warm, they match. If one reads cold and one warm, they do not. This test takes thirty seconds and eliminates the majority of shoe-to-dress mismatch problems.
Ivory satin wedding shoes are the most popular choice for formal and semi-formal weddings. The satin finish catches light naturally and suits almost every gown style. Ivory block heels are the most comfortable option for a full day, distributing weight more evenly than a stiletto. Ivory kitten heels are an increasingly popular choice for brides who want a low heel with feminine detail. Ivory bridal flats are the practical choice for outdoor ceremonies, garden venues and any bride who will be on her feet for an extended period.
Matching ivory shoes with ivory accessories: if you are wearing an ivory veil, the veil and shoe ivory tones will not need to match exactly, in most photos the shoe and veil are rarely in the same frame. Aim for a consistent warmth across the overall palette: warm-toned shoe, warm-toned veil, warm-toned jewellery. If you are wearing pearl jewellery, choose pearls with warm or neutral overtones rather than stark white.
The White Collection ships to all states and territories in Australia. Free shipping on all orders over $100. Afterpay available. We recommend ordering at least two to three months before your wedding so you have time to confirm the colour match with your dress before your final fitting.
FAQs
What colour shoes should I wear with an ivory wedding dress?
Ivory wedding shoes are the best match for an ivory wedding dress. The warm, slightly creamy tone of ivory shoes will sit naturally against the fabric of your gown rather than creating the contrast that a bright white shoe can produce. The simplest way to confirm: hold both in natural outdoor light. Warm tones should read consistently across the dress and shoe.
Can I wear white shoes with an ivory wedding dress?
You can, but in most cases the contrast will be visible in photos. A bright white shoe held against an ivory dress will tend to look slightly jarring because the cool undertone of white and the warm undertone of ivory pull in opposite directions. If your dress is a true warm ivory, ivory shoes will look more intentional and more polished.
What is the difference between ivory and cream bridal shoes?
Ivory and cream are very close in tone. Ivory tends to be a slightly sharper off-white with yellow-warm undertones. Cream can be a slightly softer or more muted shade. Both are warmer than white. In practice, the difference between ivory and cream shoes against most bridal fabrics is minimal, and either will work against a warm-toned gown.
What are the most popular styles of ivory wedding shoes?
The most popular styles are ivory satin block heels for all-day comfort, ivory kitten heels for a polished low heel, ivory bridal stilettos for formal receptions, and ivory bridal flats for outdoor ceremonies and garden weddings. Ivory satin with pearl or crystal embellishment is consistently the top-selling finish across all four styles.
Do ivory wedding shoes come in wide fit?
Yes. Several ivory bridal shoe styles at The White Collection are available in wide fit. See our wide fit wedding shoes collection or contact the team for guidance on which specific ivory styles accommodate a wider width.
Do you ship ivory wedding shoes across Australia?
Yes. Free shipping on all orders over $100. Afterpay available. We recommend ordering at least two to three months before your wedding so you can confirm the colour match with your dress before your final fitting.