You can’t know a bride until you’ve walked the aisle in her shoes, and when it’s Loeffler Randall, you’re in luck. The label has quickly become a favorite among OTM Brides, who continue to compliment the shoes’ comfortability and classic style. These brides slip on Loeffler Randall as a “something new” or even as their “something blue” with the Camellia Bow Heel in a muted periwinkle. But don’t just take our word for it. Here are 11 real OTM brides who stepped into Loeffler Randall sandals and heels to say “I do.”
OTM Bride Beverly Burris’s “something new” was a pair of Loeffler Randall heels that perfectly matched her Oscar de la Renta dress.
Actress Merritt Patterson slipped into comfortable Loeffler Randall heels to traverse the aisle and cobblestones at her wedding in Puglia.
OTM Bride Emily Huang styled her A La Robe dress with white Camellia sandals for her destination wedding in San Miguel de Allende.
Paige Casey quickly changed into a feathered Cult Gaia dress and Loeffler Randall Natalia platforms for the sparkler send-off and late-night Chick-fil-A at her wedding Florida.
For her micro wedding, OTM Bride Lauren Bruno also wore white Camellia sandals with her Rime Arodaky jumpsuit.
OTM Bride and Loeffler Randall director of sales Lucy Hinchliffe-Schwartz wore the Camellia sandals in silver for her wedding at the Prospect Park Boathouse.
OTM Bride Marisa Siegel braved the rain in her Monique Lhuillier dress and Loeffler Randall heels at her wedding on Nantucket.
OTM Bride Paige Gordon twirls at her Montecito rehearsal dinner in the Camellia heels.
OTM Bride Jenny Vasquez’s Camellia heels, along with a topaz ring and a monogrammed bouquet wrap, were her “something blue.”
OTM styled bride Natalie Raps in a Galvan London minidress and Loeffler Randall blue heels for her after-party and sparkler send-off.
OTM Bride Sara Vassar paired her custom Brock Collection dress—designed by her sister-in-law Laura Vassar—with Loeffler Randall Camellia sandals in a French floral print for her Newport Beach wedding.
For future Loeffler Randall brides-to-be, Over The Moon editors curated five of their favorite ways to style the Spring 2023 collection. Read on here.
