Wedding make up and beauty artists

Tip: Don't do anything dramatically different, or that might not look well in pictures. Have a friend photograph you with your various makeup looks, and remember that this is how it will appear in your wedding portraits. If you usually wear light pink lipstick, and you know it looks good on you, there is no reason why you can't stick with your usual color for the wedding! But it might be fun to try a slightly deeper shade of pink, or even red. Red lipstick makes your teeth look whiter!

Put on your dress and veil, and see how it looks with your makeup. (Be careful not to smudge your dress!) If your gown is simple and classic, your hair and makeup should be too. Make sure your dress color doesn't clash with your makeup colors. Try to avoid "trendy" looks such as glittery eyes shadow or blue nail polish, or you might be embarrassed to show your wedding pictures to your kids ten years from now!

Waterproof mascara is a bride's best friend. If you happen to shed a few tears of joy, your lashes will still look great.

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