Aquazzura Bridal Shoes: White Satin Styles With the Blue Sole

Aquazzura bridal shoes are white satin pumps, sandals and platforms from the Florence house founded by Edgardo Osorio in 2011, and many of them carry a light blue outsole, a built-in “something blue” under the foot. Coveti stocks 32 pairs from the Aquazzura Bridal Collection, priced $1,050 to $2,000, on the Aquazzura brand page and across our designer heels. For the wider field of wedding shoes, see our best designer bridal shoes guide.

What makes Aquazzura bridal shoes different?

Two things. The first is the blue sole. Many of the house’s white satin bridal styles are finished with a light blue outsole, so the “something blue” of the old wedding rhyme is built into the shoe. It shows when you walk, when you kneel and in every photograph taken from behind. The second is the build. Aquazzura makes its shoes mostly by hand in Tuscan workshops; the house says a pair can take up to six months from first idea to finished shoe and can contain up to 30 components, and every pair is checked by hand. The golden pineapple, a symbol of hospitality and a lucky charm, is on every sole.

The bridal line is also wide. At Coveti it covers closed pumps, slingbacks, strappy sandals in three heel heights and satin platforms up to 140 mm, so a bride who wants a low heel for a garden ceremony and a bride who wants height under a long gown can both stay with the same house.

Which Aquazzura bridal shoes have the light blue sole?

At Coveti, 21 white bridal styles carry the light blue sole. The table below lists the main ones by shape, with heel height and price.

Aquazzura bridal pumps

A closed pump is the classic choice under a full-length gown. It stays on, it covers the toes for a cold-weather wedding and it looks clean in photographs where only the toe shows below the hem.

Purist Pump 105

The Purist Pump 105 in white satin is the purest bridal shape the house makes: a pointed-toe slip-on pump on a 105 mm stiletto, with the light blue sole. At $1,210 it is also one of the most accessible satin bridal pairs at Coveti. A Purist Pump 85 in white nappa leather costs $1,140 for a lower heel.

Voile Pump 105 and 65

The Voile Pump 65 in white mesh and satin layers sheer mesh over satin, which gives a soft, veil-like finish. At 65 mm it is the bride’s pump for a long day on her feet. The Voile Pump 105 is the same shape on a higher stiletto, and both cost $1,450.

Bow Tie Pump in white

The house’s newest signature also comes in bridal white. The Bow Tie Pump 105 in White is cut from nappa leather, costs $1,240 and carries a fit-large note, so take a half size smaller if you can, which at Coveti means the lower whole size. The Bow Tie Pump 50 in White is the low-heel version. Our Aquazzura Bow Tie Pump guide covers every height.

Aquazzura bridal sandals

Sandals suit a summer ceremony, a destination wedding and any dress with a short hem, where the straps are part of the look.

So Nude: the minimal bridal sandal

The So Nude is a slingback sandal with few straps. The So Nude Sandal 105 in white satin costs $1,140 and has a stiletto, a padded leather insole and the light blue sole. It also comes in 85 mm, and the So Nude Block Sandal 85 swaps the stiletto for a block heel, which is the better choice on grass, gravel and old stone floors. The So Nude Pump 85 closes the toe and keeps the open slingback back.

Crystal sandals

For a bride who wants sparkle, the Be Mine Sandal 105 in white is made in mesh and grosgrain with crystal embellishment and an adjustable buckle, at $1,840. The Ribbon Kiss Sandal 85 combines goat leather, grosgrain and crystal strass on an 85 mm heel and costs $2,000. Both carry the blue sole. The Tequila Sandal 105 also sits in the bridal line in white nappa, powder pink and silver, each at $2,000.

Buckled satin sandals

Nina, Tati, Hold Me and So Divine are all 85 mm satin sandals with the blue sole. The Nina has a chunky heel and an adjustable buckle, and it is the most stable of the four. The Voile Sandal 85 adds silk to the satin, at $1,410.

Aquazzura bridal platforms

A platform under the toe takes the edge off the height of the heel, so a 130 mm platform feels lower than a 130 mm stiletto would. That makes the satin platforms a fit for brides who want height under a long gown without balancing on a single point. The Cupid Bridal Plateau 130 in white satin has a block heel, an adjustable buckle and the light blue sole, at $1,450. The Moves Sandal Plateau comes in 120 mm and 130 mm, the Olie Plateau and Sundance Plateau reach 140 mm, and the Be Mine Sandal Plateau 130 adds crystals at $2,000. All of them are on our platform heels page.

How to choose Aquazzura bridal shoes for the 2027 wedding season

Match the heel to the venue

For a ceremony on grass, sand and gravel, pick a block heel: the So Nude Block Sandal 85, the Nina Sandal 85 and the satin platforms all spread the load. For a city hall, a church with stone floors and a ballroom, a stiletto works.

Match the shoe to the hem

A floor-length gown hides most of the shoe, so comfort and height come first; a closed pump and a platform both suit it. A tea-length dress and a bridal suit show the whole foot, so the straps and crystals of a sandal earn their place. Our white suits for women guide has ideas for a civil ceremony.

Get the size right early

Aquazzura lists most bridal styles as true to size. The exception in the bridal line is the Bow Tie Pump 105 in White, which the house says fits large. Coveti stocks whole EU sizes 35 to 42, and Italian sizing is EU sizing. Break satin shoes in at home on a clean floor before the day. The Aquazzura size guide has the full chart.

Plan a second pair

Many brides change shoes for the reception. A flat white sandal, a lower block heel and a 65 mm pump all work as the second pair. Guests can find their own options in our wedding guest shoes guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Aquazzura bridal shoes have a blue sole?

Many do. At Coveti, 21 white Aquazzura bridal styles carry a light blue outsole, which gives the bride a built-in “something blue”. They include the Purist Pump 105, the So Nude sandals and the satin platforms.

How much are Aquazzura bridal shoes?

Aquazzura bridal shoes cost $1,050 to $2,000 at Coveti. Most satin pumps and sandals cost $1,140 to $1,450, and the crystal styles such as the Ribbon Kiss Sandal 85 cost $2,000.

What heel heights do Aquazzura wedding shoes come in?

Aquazzura bridal shoes at Coveti run from a 50 mm Bow Tie Pump to 140 mm satin platforms. The most common height is 85 mm. The number in each style name is the heel height in millimetres.

Are Aquazzura bridal shoes true to size?

Aquazzura lists most of its bridal styles as true to size. The Bow Tie Pump 105 in White is marked as fitting large, with a half size smaller recommended. Coveti stocks whole EU sizes 35 to 42.

Which Aquazzura bridal shoe is best for an outdoor wedding?

Choose a block heel for grass and gravel. The So Nude Block Sandal 85, the Nina Sandal 85 and the satin platforms such as the Cupid Bridal Plateau 130 spread your weight better than a stiletto does.