Our signature fabric mule, reimagined for bridal.
The Bridal Mule features a softly gathered upper and elongated pointed toe, creating a delicate, sculptural silhouette designed to sit beautifully beneath a wedding dress and to be worn long after the wedding day.
Each pair is entirely handcrafted in our Amsterdam atelier. Because the shoes are shaped and constructed by hand, special attention is given to fit and comfort, creating a softer and more considered feel than conventionally manufactured footwear.
Bridal shoes can be tried on by appointment in our Amsterdam atelier before ordering.
Available in sizes 36–43 · Made-to-order · 3–4 weeks production time
Make your pair as personal as the day itself.
Orange Silk
Our signature bridal option, crafted from an innovative fabric made using fibres derived from orange-peel by products. Soft, delicate and beautifully suited to bridal.
Your Own Fabric
You are welcome to provide your own fabric for example, leftover fabric from your wedding dress or another textile with a personal meaning.
Custom Fabric Sourcing
Looking for something that complements your dress? Together, we can select a fabric that works beautifully with its colour, texture and finish.
A small detail that makes your pair entirely yours.
Your wedding date is individually stamped beneath the sole of each pair a subtle detail, hidden while you wear them and kept as a memory afterwards.
Every bridal pair is individually made after your order is placed.
From selecting the fabric and cutting each piece to shaping, assembling and finishing the shoe, every step is completed by hand in our Amsterdam atelier.
Working made-to-order allows us to produce in small quantities, minimise unnecessary waste and give every pair the attention it deserves.
Please allow 3–4 weeks for your pair to be made.
Wedding shoes shouldn’t have to be worn only once.
Sophie Tiné Bridal is designed as a contemporary alternative to traditional bridal footwear something special enough for your wedding day, yet timeless enough to wear again.
Our signature fabric mule, reimagined for bridal.
The Bridal Mule features a softly gathered upper and elongated pointed toe, creating a delicate, sculptural silhouette designed to sit beautifully beneath a wedding dress and to be worn long after the wedding day.
Each pair is entirely handcrafted in our Amsterdam atelier. Because the shoes are shaped and constructed by hand, special attention is given to fit and comfort, creating a softer and more considered feel than conventionally manufactured footwear.
Bridal shoes can be tried on by appointment in our Amsterdam atelier before ordering.
Available in sizes 36–43 · Made-to-order · 3–4 weeks production time
Make your pair as personal as the day itself.
Orange Silk
Our signature bridal option, crafted from an innovative fabric made using fibres derived from orange-peel by products. Soft, delicate and beautifully suited to bridal.
Your Own Fabric
You are welcome to provide your own fabric for example, leftover fabric from your wedding dress or another textile with a personal meaning.
Custom Fabric Sourcing
Looking for something that complements your dress? Together, we can select a fabric that works beautifully with its colour, texture and finish.
A small detail that makes your pair entirely yours.
Your wedding date is individually stamped beneath the sole of each pair a subtle detail, hidden while you wear them and kept as a memory afterwards.
Every bridal pair is individually made after your order is placed.
From selecting the fabric and cutting each piece to shaping, assembling and finishing the shoe, every step is completed by hand in our Amsterdam atelier.
Working made-to-order allows us to produce in small quantities, minimise unnecessary waste and give every pair the attention it deserves.
Please allow 3–4 weeks for your pair to be made.
Wedding shoes shouldn’t have to be worn only once.
Sophie Tiné Bridal is designed as a contemporary alternative to traditional bridal footwear something special enough for your wedding day, yet timeless enough to wear again.
