Location

UK

Founded

2014

Price range

£250 – £350

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

87 products

Size range

19 sizes

New arrivals

4 this month

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Charlotte Mills

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Charlotte Mills is a British bridal shoe brand founded in 2014 by footwear designer Charlotte Mills. The idea developed from a bridal footwear collection she created while studying at Cordwainers, part of the London College of Fashion. The brand now focuses on wedding shoes that combine comfort, craftsmanship, and romantic detail. Charlotte Mills wedding shoes include bridal heels, block heels, platforms, sandals, and flats. Core styles are available in standard and EE wide-fit options. The shoes use materials, lace, pearls, bows, hand-beaded fabrics, metallic finishes, and blue details. Different heel heights help brides choose footwear suited to ceremonies, photographs, receptions, and dancing. Every pair includes references to the wedding rhyme about something old, new, borrowed, and blue. A silver sixpence is placed inside the left shoe as a symbol of luck, while the leather sole carries the rhyme. The brand also offers veils, bags, dresses, and bridal accessories. For shoppers searching for comfortable wedding shoes in the UK, Charlotte Mills offers sentimental bridal footwear with supportive construction, recognizable finishing touches, and designs made to be worn throughout the wedding day.

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Contract manufactured (handmade)
Spain
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
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Frequently asked questions

What does Charlotte Mills sell?
Charlotte Mills is a British bridal shoe brand specialising in wedding heels, flats and sandals. Its footwear is designed for the ceremony and celebrations, with some styles intended to be worn again after the wedding.
Who founded Charlotte Mills, and when?
Footwear designer Charlotte Mills launched her namesake bridal shoe brand in 2014. She developed the idea while designing a bridal footwear collection for her final degree show at Cordwainers in London.
What makes Charlotte Mills wedding shoes distinctive?
Every pair of Charlotte Mills wedding shoes includes a silver sixpence hidden in the left sole, drawing on a British wedding tradition. The leather soles also carry embossed words associated with the bridal rhyme.
Does Charlotte Mills make wide-fit bridal shoes?
Yes. Charlotte Mills offers selected bridal shoe styles in an EE wide fit. Brides can check the fit and heel information on each product page before choosing a pair for the wedding day.
Are Charlotte Mills shoes suitable for everyday wear?
Charlotte Mills describes its handcrafted bridal shoes as delicate and says they are not designed for daily wear. They can be worn for later occasions, provided the materials and soles are cared for appropriately.
Where can I buy Charlotte Mills bridal shoes?
Charlotte Mills says its bridal shoe range is now available exclusively through charlottemills.com. The website lists current designs, sizes, heel heights and information about styles offered in a wide fit.

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