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Western Bridal Inspo: Wedding Dress with Cowboy Boots

Going Western with your wedding? Learn how to find the right cowboy boots to wear with your wedding dress.

Say “I Do” in Style with Cowboy Boots: Western Weddings

If you’re thinking about a Western vibe for your wedding, cowboy boots are the way to go. They’re comfy, stylish, and fit the theme. You can pair them with your wedding dress for that perfect mix of rustic and elegant, and your groom can throw on a pair with his suit or tux to match. It’s a fun way to make your big day feel more personal.

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Ideas for Pairing Your Wedding Dress with Cowboy Boots

For ceremonies held in cowboy boot country, pairing a wedding dress with cowboy boots is a perfect way to combine comfort and style on your special day.

Cowboy boot styles and shapes are varied, so when it comes to finding the perfect pair to wear with your dress,  you can easily find an option that is true to your style. Traditionally, brides wear white shoes on their wedding day. Why not wear white or light-colored cowboy boots instead? We offer a great selection of wedding cowboy boots that are perfect for any bride.

Cowboy boots can also fit into the timeless wedding tradition of “something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” Your "something blue" could be a beautiful pair of bridal cowboy boots!

While finding cute cowboy boots for your wedding day is essential, they must fit perfectly so you can comfortably dance the night away. After finding your perfect pair, break in your boots before you wear them on your big wedding day.

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How to Find the Right Cowboy Boots to Wear with Your Wedding Dress

Follow your instincts and stay true to your style when you match your wedding dress with cowboy boots. If you like tradition, a pair of white or silver cowboy booties or boots is a perfect choice. We also love the look of coordinating the color of your boots with the ribbon on your bouquet.

Should Guests Wear Cowboy Boots to a Wedding?

If you're a wedding guest, pairing cowboy boots with your dress or suit can be fun and festive. If you think the bride may be wearing cowboy boots, you might want to check with her first to ensure she will stand out on her wedding day. If tall cowboy boots aren’t your style, try browsing other styles of fashion boots for something more subdued.

Hosting a Western Wedding? Let Your Guests in on the Fun, Too!

If you’re considering a wedding dress with cowboy boots for you or your guests, you’ll find that a clean and polished pair can easily be incorporated with most formal attire. Be sure to shop all of our boots for inspiration on what to wear for your big day—or for the next wedding you’ll be attending!

Cowboy Wedding FAQ: All About Western Bridal Boots

Can you wear cowboy boots with a formal wedding dress? 

Absolutely! Cowboy boots can add a unique twist to formal wedding attire, blending rustic charm with bridal elegance. Taller cowgirl boots work perfectly under long, formal dresses, allowing hidden details like embroidery or bold colors to shine. Cowgirl booties are a chic, lightweight option for a modern look that pairs well with shorter or high-low hemlines. Both styles bring comfort and personality to your special day.

How do I choose the right cowboy boots for my wedding?

Focus on comfort, color, and material. Neutral tones like white, beige, or tan are versatile, while intricate stitching or metallic accents add elegance. Consider the boot height: taller cowgirl boots have a classic Western vibe, while shorter-length and high-low dresses really let you show off a pair of booties. Whatever you choose, prioritize a style that matches your wedding theme and keeps you comfortable all day and night.

Should bridesmaids wear cowboy boots, too? 

Definitely! Bridesmaids in matching cowboy boots add a charming rustic vibe to your Western-inspired wedding. Plus, they’ll stay comfy and stylish throughout the celebration—and will be ready to hit the dance floor when the music starts!