Location

UK

Founded

2008

Price range

£150 – £700

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

121 products

New arrivals

3 this month

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Harriet Wilde

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Harriet Wilde is a British luxury bridal shoe brand founded in 2008 by designer Ruth Shaw. She named the label after her great-grandmother and built it around personal service, distinctive wedding footwear, skilled craftsmanship, and comfort. Harriet Wilde wedding shoes are designed in London and handcrafted by artisans in Spain. The bridal collection includes flats, block heels, stilettos, platforms, sandals, and closed-toe shoes in several heel heights. Materials include silk satin, velvet, soft kid leather, and leather lining. Signature details include metallic blossom heels, floral decorations, organza bows, laser-cut leather, crystals, pearls, and colors beyond traditional ivory. Comfort features include padded leather socks, soft lining, secure straps, and stable heel choices for long wedding days. Harriet Wilde also offers handbags, hair accessories, personalized sole messages, shoe dyeing, custom embellishments, made-to-order colors, and a bespoke service. Satin shoes can be dyed after the wedding, helping customers wear them again. For shoppers searching for luxury wedding shoes in the UK, Harriet Wilde offers comfortable designer bridal shoes with handcrafted construction, detailed decoration, customization services, and styles made for ceremonies, receptions, and dancing.

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Brand Details

Contract manufactured (handmade)
Spain
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
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Ruth Shaw

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What is Harriet Wilde known for?
Harriet Wilde is a London bridal footwear brand known for wedding shoes with floral embellishments, bows and expressive colours. Its range includes flats, block heels and platforms as well as more traditional bridal styles.
Who founded Harriet Wilde?
Shoe designer Ruth Shaw founded Harriet Wilde in 2008 and named the brand after her great-grandmother. She remains involved in the bridal shoe designs and the brand’s custom and bespoke services.
Where are Harriet Wilde wedding shoes made?
Harriet Wilde designs its bridal footwear in London and says its shoes are handcrafted in Spain. Embellishments may be finished in its London studio, depending on the style.
Can Harriet Wilde bridal shoes be customised?
Yes. Harriet Wilde offers services including sole messages, custom embellishments, made-to-order colours and a bespoke shoe atelier. Available options and timing depend on the wedding shoe and the service selected.
Does Harriet Wilde make flat wedding shoes?
Yes. Harriet Wilde’s bridal footwear spans flats through higher heels and platforms. Brides can compare heel heights and shapes to choose wedding shoes suited to their outfit and plans for the day.
Can Harriet Wilde wedding shoes be worn after the wedding?
Many Harriet Wilde designs come in colours beyond ivory, making them suitable for later occasions. The brand also offers a dye service for eligible satin shoes so they can be worn in another colour.

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