12 bridal shoes that you can buy at a discount this Black Friday

© Figara

Minimalist, timeless and suitable for dresses of all styles. The sandals Crete Terra (200 euros 95 euros), Figarahave a 10 centimeter heel, light platform and crossed straps in the front area that add sophistication and timelessness to the design.

© Magrit

If you want a metallic finish with a glam touch, go for the glitter. Although it may seem risky to you, this detail works phenomenally within the simplest bridal looks. The design of the image is the model Alice (330 euros 280.50 euros), Magrit. It has a 10 centimeter heel.

© Just-Ene

If you are getting married in spring, you don’t want to wear sandals, but you don’t want to wear closed shoes either, an open-back design can be a good alternative. This one, with fabric tweed in natural tones and side braiding in light gold, is the model Navigli (420 euros 345 euros), with an 8.5 centimeter heel, Just-Jan.

© mint&rose

We love mules for all types of brides, but especially for fiancees with a lot of personality. This accessory, worn well, adds style to the look, especially if it is chosen in a metallic finish like the one the model has. Farah (189 euros 159 euros), Mint&Rose.

© Polin et Moi

Sometimes it is enough to choose a shoe with a small detail to go from a simple design to one full of style. The one in the image, made of velvet and with pleating in the front area, is the model Rosette (125 euros 87.50 euros) Polin et Moi.

© Hoss Intropia

Its crab-type upper is the most special detail of these sandals with a metallic finish. They are the model Mireia (179 euros 125 euros), Hoss Intropia. They have a buckle closure at the ankle, an 8-centimeter heel and are part of an ethical and sustainable initiative, since they are made with leather from tanneries audited by the Leather Working Group.

© Bloom & You

Metallic finishes are a good alternative to combine with the wedding dress and be able to reuse later. This design is the model Carrie (69.90 euros 49.90 euros) Bloom & You. It has a sensible heel (5.5 centimeters), an ankle bracelet and is made in Spain.

© Mim

If you are looking for a design with a fairly high heel, but one that is not uncomfortable due to its dimensions, we advise you to look for options such as the model Saba (59 euros 41.30 euros), from mim. Despite its 10 centimeters high, it has a fairly wide base that allows for greater stability.

© Salo Madrid

A two-tone design, timeless and perfect for both brides and guests. This shoe, with pleats on the front and a 9 centimeter heel, is the model Ines R (185 euros 148 euros) Salo Madrid. In their online store they warn that if you hesitate between two sizes, choose the smaller one.

© miMao

If you are one of those who prefers to wear sandals, it is also a good time to get some. These, in nude color and with a 9 centimeter heel, are the model Selene (110 euros 99 euros), miMaO. The most special detail? The flower that adorns its front strap.

© Monpiel

Let’s face it, the flat shoe is not the most chosen option by brides (at least not the first). But there are many fiancées who resort to other footwear with which to resist during the party. The dancers Amelie (109.90 euros 93.90 euros), with fine toe and closed neckline, Monpielthey not only provide a feeling of comfort, they also stylize the legs.

© Diplomatic

Not all brides dare to wear black, but those who include it in their accessories and know how to defend it usually project an image of security that captivates. If this is your case, these sandals Diplomaticwe love them. They are the model Verbena Skin Night (189 euros 151.20 euros), have an 8-centimeter heel and an insole that provides comfort to the design.