10 Cowboy Boots You’ll Want to Wear Before and After the Wedding

These cute mid-calf boots have a stacked block heel and a rubber sole, which means they’ll be extra comfortable. And you can get them in white, pink and even bright red, too.

You’ll either love these statement shoes, or hate them. But the thing is that glittery cowboy boots don’t really go with anything…which means that they will also go with literally everything in your wardrobe.

How great would these white leather ankle boots look with a 90s-minimal wedding dress? Or a romantic, frilly Rodarte-inspired gown? The textured leather and contrast topstitching make them look particularly graphic and modern.

Ariat is one of the most well-known manufacturers of cowboy boots, so you know that these will last forever and age beautifully over time. This particular style is trim and sleek enough to be worn with jeans post-wedding.

These cream-coloured boots have a fairly traditional shape and classic details such as piping and embroidery galore. A mid-calf style like this would be easier to walk in than a pair with a taller shaft.

This pair combines two major footwear trends right now: cowboy boots and angled block heels. Definitely a style for the fashion-forward bride.

A pair of boots in faux leather that looks stylish? This pair from Free People features fun textures and classic Western patchwork details, and would look as good worn with a wedding dress as they do with jeans.

The sculptural heel on these boots, paired with a fitted shaft, make them both edgy and almost-universally flattering. We recommend pairing them with a floor-grazing, sheer white dress or wedding tuxedo for maximum impact.

Frye boots are generally very well-made and comfy, and we particularly like how urbane this western-style pair looks. Made of Italian oiled suede, it’ll look as chic on a farm wedding as in the office.

You can buy them in black, too, but there’s something so refreshing about these cowboy boots redone in a pretty lilac-coloured suede.