After everything that's happened over the last 12 months, we're finally starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel. As the wedding industry begins to move up a gear, brides-to-be can now start looking ahead to what will hopefully be happier times filled with positive memories.
As we're all stuck at home during a second lockdown, I’m sure many of you are doing the same as me and shopping online. If you're planning your wedding, this can also be the time to get super-organised for your big day and, of course, Christmas as well! Personally, I think that it’s a really important time right now, more so than ever, to support small businesses as much as we can so I’m going to try my best during this time to recommend a few companies that I absolutely love!
Dress, hair, and makeup sorted but still stumped about your jewellery? Emily Tebbutt, from Ramsdens Jewellery, offers her advice to brides who are looking to add the perfect finishing touches to their wedding outfit.
Your wedding day is very special, so it’s not uncommon for brides to want to go all out. It's important to find a level of extravagance that you feel the most comfortable with, whether you're a fancy or minimalist bride, but if you want to look your best then you'll need to achieve a good level of balance in your overall look.
That means taking all the little details into account when you're choosing your jewellery, such as how it complements your hair and makeup. So, below are my tips for picking jewellery to wear on your wedding day to help you get it right.
Now offering makeup lessons, both one to one and group lessons.
Makeup lessons last up to two hours. Within this time I will be covering a natural daytime look and building this up to a full glam evening makeup, the correct coverage for your skin to creating the desired look, the colours that suit your skin tone and eyes and the correct way of applying make up so that it lasts!
Choosing the right hair and make up artist for you can be a huge part of planning your wedding! It’s really important that you feel comfortable around this person and that they do a great job. It's equally important that your hair and make up stays in place the whole day... And night!
Hair and make up is something you shouldn’t have to worry about when it comes to your wedding day. Professional hair stylists and make up artists will find out what skin type you have and will then tailor the products to suit you by using mattifying primers if you have oily skin, and hydrating primers if you have drier skin.I tend to use oil free foundations on my brides such as Kat Von D, Estée Lauder and sometimes MAC. I find they last on the skin a lot longer and even if you have dry or dehydrated skin, if it’s prepped well, you won’t notice that it’s oil free.