Real Wedding: Hannah & Ben in Philadelphia
I'll never get used to this. Seeing LunaSol on real brides still feels surreal.
Hannah found us from Philadelphia, months before her wedding, and knew what she wanted straight away:
I have my eye on the cage heels, they're kind of perfect for my dress.
— Hannah
Kind of Perfect for My Dress

She was right. The dress is pleated, vintage but timeless, with a skirt that moves on its own. The Caged Swing has a vintage silhouette too — so the two of them read as one decision rather than a dress and then some shoes.
Ben wore deep green. So did the dog.
1.75 Inches, Not 2.5

We had a slimmer 2.5-inch heel about to launch, and I pointed her to the low Caged Swing instead. She wanted a heel she could trust more than she wanted height.
That heel is 1.75 inches and thicker through the body, and the thickness is the point. A wider heel puts more of you in contact with the floor, which means a bigger margin for error when you turn — your ankle isn't left doing the work of keeping you upright. It's a dance-shoe idea. Most wedding heels are shaped for the photograph and leave your ankle to sort out the rest.
Underneath it, the things that make a long night possible: a flexible sole so your foot can actually bend, real arch support, dense cushioning under the ball of the foot, and a strap that holds the shoe to you instead of letting you grip with your toes.
If you're choosing a heel for a wedding, that's the trade worth understanding. Height photographs. Stability is what you feel at hour six.
Not a One-Night Shoe

The other thing Hannah was clear about:
I just want to be able to wear them more after the wedding too.
Which is a fair thing to ask, and one most wedding shoes quietly fail. The Caged Swing isn't a bridal-only silhouette — it reads as a vintage sandal on a low heel, so it goes to dinner, to a party, to a dance class, in a way a satin stiletto dyed to match a colour scheme never will.
Pick the sole for where you'll actually be wearing them: suede for wood floors and studios, street for pavement and everything mixed.
Credits
- Bride: @hstampleman
- Photography: @benlauphoto
- Shoes: LunaSol Caged Swing, low heel
- Best-dressed guest: the dog, in green
The Point
Wedding heels built like real dance shoes — so she could actually enjoy her own party. Handmade in Portugal, in buttery leather that softens to the foot the more you wear it.
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