Wedding Dance Shoes

Wedding dance shoes in ivory, white, champagne and flesh — ballroom court shoes and Latin heels chosen to look right with a gown and stay comfortable from the first dance through the last song of the reception.

A bridal dance shoe is not a fashion heel: a suede or leather sole lets you turn on a wooden floor without gripping, a secure strap keeps the foot in place, and a 2"–2.5" flared heel spreads weight so you can stand for hours. Choreographed a waltz or rumba? A ballroom court gives the most support. Dancing socially all night? Choose the lower flare.

Order early — many styles are satin that can be dyed, and a fitting takes about 30 minutes. Book at our Ottawa or Montréal showroom, or ship anywhere in Canada.

Choosing shoes for your wedding dance

Brides usually want three things at once: a shoe that photographs well, one that turns cleanly on a hard floor, and one that survives a full reception. A suede-sole ballroom court in ivory or champagne does all three; an open-toe Latin heel is the dressier option if your first dance is a rumba or cha-cha. See the difference in ballroom vs Latin shoes.

Heel height, sizing and timing

If you rarely wear heels, a 2" flare is far safer than a 3" slim — our heel-height guide explains why. Dance shoes fit closer than street shoes, so check the fit & sizing guide before ordering, and allow a few weeks for special orders and dyeing. Need a wider fit? Browse wide-fit dance shoes, or book a fitting in Ottawa or Montréal.