Here’s a compact, usable list of wedding-appropriate heel brands grouped by type, with a short note on what each is best for and an approximate price tier ($ = under $100, $$ = $100–$300, $$$ = $300+).

Bridal-specialist & designer (classic bridal looks, embellishment)

• Bella Belle — artisan, delicate embroidery & crystals. $$/$$$
• Badgley Mischka — glamorous, heavily embellished evening/bridal styles. $$/$$$
• BHLDN (Anthropologie’s bridal shop) — wedding-focused styles at accessible prices. $/$$
• Nina (Nina New York) — affordable bridal pumps and sandals with sparkle. $
• Rainbow Club — UK bridal brand with custom colours/sizing; classic styles. $$/$$$
• Beyond Skin — vegan bridal heels with ornate and classic options. $$/$$$

Luxury designer (statement, couture-level)

• Manolo Blahnik — iconic pumps (e.g., Hangisi) favored by brides. $$$
• Jimmy Choo — show-stopping, glamorous heels. $$$
• Christian Louboutin — drama and signature red soles. $$$
• Aquazzura — contemporary, feminine silhouettes. $$$
• Gianvito Rossi — clean, elegant minimal heels. $$$
• René Caovilla — high-end embellished couture heels. $$$$

Comfort / fit-forward (if you’ll be on your feet)

• Stuart Weitzman — elegant sandals/pumps; some popular bridal styles (e.g., Nudist). $$–$$$
• Sarah Flint — luxury heels designed for comfort and fit. $$–$$$
• Naturalizer — wide sizes and built-in comfort technologies. $
• Vionic — orthotic support in dressy styles. $–$$
• Clarks — comfortable, sensible heels with good support. $

High-street & budget-friendly (trendy, affordable)

• Aldo — fashionable, affordable evening heels. $
• Zara — on-trend looks at low price points. $
• ASOS (including ASOS Design) — huge selection in many styles and prices. $

Sustainable / vegetarian-luxury

• Stella McCartney — luxury sustainable options (higher price). $$$

Quick tips for choosing wedding heels

• Heel type: choose a block heel or a thicker heel if you’ll be outside or on grass. Stilettos read as dressier but can sink into lawns.
• Height: if you don’t normally wear heels, stick to 2–2.5 inches or a stacked heel for stability.
• Materials & colour: ivory, blush, nude, metallic (gold/silver) are versatile; satin and embellished fabrics read bridal.
• Comfort prep: break them in at home, use gel inserts, add toe cushions and heel grips, and bring a comfy flat for the reception.
• Sizing: bridal styles (satin/embellished) can fit tighter—consider trying half a size up or ordering two sizes if ordering online.

If you want, I can narrow these to: (1) the most comfortable picks, (2) the best budget options, or (3) the most glamorous designer picks — and include direct shopping links or size/fit advice for specific styles.