Wedding boots 1873

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These "Wedding boots" are an example of 19th-century footwear worn by brides. Created in 1873 by Edwin C. Burt & Co., the boots are made of white satin and feature a lace-up back. The boots, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, offer a glimpse into fashion trends of the era and represent a symbol of elegance and purity associated with bridal attire.