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Block Heels Every Woman Needs in Her Wedding Wardrobe
Every wedding wardrobe needs at least one pair of block heels that stays comfortable from the first function to the last dance. At Anaar, our block heel edit spans eight handcrafted designs, each built on a wide, stable heel and each telling its own design story, so there is a pair for every function on your calendar.
Why Block Heels Earn a Permanent Place in Your Wardrobe
A wedding season moves fast, one function blending into the next, each one asking for its own kind of drama. That is exactly where the block heel earns its place. Its wide, sturdy heel distributes your weight evenly, giving you the height and presence of a heel without the balancing act of a stiletto. Every pair in our collection is handcrafted by hand, with hours of embroidery, cutdana work, and beadwork going into each one. The result reads as jewellery for your feet, not just footwear.
The Eight Block Heels, and the Moment Each One Owns
Calcutta Club - For the Reception That Demands Drama
Rich black satin, densely worked with cutdana, seed beads, sequins, and tube beads across the strap and heel. This is the pair that owns a room. Black brings endless versatility across outfits, while the beading keeps it firmly in festive territory.
Lady Opalite - For Engagement Night Shimmer
Luxurious suede in a cosmic starburst pattern, worked in silver cutdana embroidery, glass beads, and clear stones across a metallic silver strap and heel. This pair catches the light with every step. A strong choice for an evening engagement or reception under warm lighting.
Spring Song - For Daytime Functions and Engagements
Ivory fabric with multicoloured resham thread and beadwork blooming into delicate florals. Twenty hours go into each pair. The lighter tone and floral detailing make this the one for daytime engagement functions or an outdoor haldi setup where colour matters more than heaviness.
Festive Fling - For Sangeet Energy
A gold shimmer heel finished with white and gold beads, rose-gold sequins, and cutdana work, plus a bedazzled strap of beaded rosettes and copper-gold detailing. Built for a night of dancing more than sitting, and made to keep shining under stage lights.
Bloom Bagh - For Mehndi and Haldi Mornings
A sweet shade of pink satin, with floral motifs brought to life in rose-gold cutdana, shimmering sequins, tiny rhinestones, and dewdrop-shaped beads, outlined in silver cutdana embroidery. The beaded tassel heel is a signature detail, and twenty hours of artisan work go into every pair. The colour and floral mood make it a natural fit for haldi or mehndi.
Last Twirl - For the Regal Lehenga Moment
Luxurious satin in a gold tone, embellished with gold and silver cutdana embroidery and mixed beads arranged in alternating linear and geometric stripes. Twenty-one hours of construction go into this pair, built specifically to sit under a regal lehenga on a dance floor. A strong choice for the wedding celebration itself or a big sangeet entrance.
Wabi Sabi - For the Bride Who Wants Something Different
Textured cotton embellished with gold and silver zari work, mini ivory pearls, mirrors, sequins, and cutdana embroidery in an asymmetric, modern-meets-traditional pattern. Twenty hours of handwork. For the woman who wants her footwear to be a genuine conversation piece.
Antiquity - For Everyday Festive Wear
A gold-embellished block heel built for the function that calls for polish, not maximalism. The most versatile pair in the edit, easy to repeat across multiple smaller events through the wedding season.
How to Choose Your Pair
- Matching the function: pastel and ivory tones like Spring Song and Bloom Bagh suit daytime haldi and mehndi. Gold and black tones like Festive Fling, Calcutta Club, and Last Twirl own the evening, sangeet and reception included.
- Matching the outfit: let a heavily embroidered lehenga meet a restrained heel like Antiquity. Let a simpler outfit carry a statement pair like Wabi Sabi or Last Twirl.
- Building your edit: pick two to three pairs across the tonal range. One ivory or pastel, one gold, one black. That covers nearly every function without repeating a look.
Every Pair Has Its Moment
Eight block heels, eight distinct moods, one shared purpose: keeping you comfortable and confident through every function of the season. The pair you reach for comes down to two things: the occasion and the outfit, and once those align, the rest follows naturally. Whether it is the quiet polish of Antiquity for a smaller gathering or the regal presence of Last Twirl beneath a lehenga, the right block heel carries you through the day so effortlessly, you stop thinking about your feet altogether.
FAQS
Are block heels comfortable enough to wear through a full wedding day?
Yes. The wide, stable heel of a block heel distributes weight more evenly than a stiletto, which is why it holds up through long hours of standing, walking, and dancing.
Which Anaar block heels work best for daytime functions like haldi and mehndi?
Lighter, floral pairs like Spring Song and Bloom Bagh work best for daytime functions, since their ivory and pastel tones suit outdoor and morning settings.
Which pair is best for the wedding celebration itself?
Last Twirl, with its gold tone and regal detailing, is built to sit comfortably under a lehenga through a full evening of celebration.
How long does it take to make one pair of Anaar block heels?
Most pairs take between 20 and 21 hours of handcrafted embroidery, beadwork, and embellishment, depending on the design.
Can these block heels be worn again after the wedding season?
Yes. Pairs like Antiquity and Calcutta Club are versatile enough to repeat across festive occasions well beyond the wedding calendar.
