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Bridal hair is always a hot topic here at Wedding Ideas. Up do or down do? Curly or straight? Your hairstyle makes such a big impact on your confidence on the day, it has to be right. And luckily we’ve got all the inspiration and top tips you need!

Choosing the right wedding hair and makeup is one of the most exciting parts of your planning. But don’t get carried away! There are a few key things to remember. Your h2b loves you just the way you are so avoid any drastic cuts or colors in the weeks leading up to the day.

Work with a stylist that knows you and your hair. When it comes to makeup, you should think about wearing darker eyeliner and mascara than usual, so your eyes stand out in your pictures.

And if you’re thinking about trying a fake tan, make sure you do it several weeks before the big day, so you can see which one works best with your skin type. No one likes an orange bride.

You understand how important beauty and makeup is on your wedding day and you want to be confident you will look fabulous in person as well as in pictures so you need to find a high-quality makeup artist. With so many makeup artist websites out there how do you start sorting through the good ones from the bad ones? Below are the top steps in choosing the best bridal makeup artist for your wedding day.

Ask your friends, family, coworkers and hair dresser if they can recommend a good makeup artist and if possible, look at the makeup artist’s portfolio to see if you like the artist’s work yourself! If you're having your wedding planned by a wedding planner, ask if they have any makeup artist suggestions, because they should have at least one.

A top makeup artist should demonstrate an open and friendly manner on the phone. Be sure you have a calm and confident feeling when you’re speaking with them. If they exude a calm and natural manner over the phone they will likely be this way in person and will keep you calm on your wedding day.

Pressed powder - to make sure you do not have an oily t-zone for your photographs. Gently pat the t-zone with the powder to remove un-wanted shine.
Cotton buds - have a few to hand to tidy up around the eye area if needed if you cry (and don't forget the tissues too)!
Lipstick and gloss - after eating, kissing and before any photos, keep your lip products to hand to re-touch if required.
For the evening reception, I advise my brides to also have a blusher (you will be in a darker light for the party so you can apply more if you want too) and also, to maybe make your eye make-up a little more 'smoky', you can simply run an eyeliner pencil on the inner rim of the eye and add a little more mascara if you want too.

Get the cover girl glow I create for my brides by using cream blushers - applied to the apple of the cheeks and blended upwards and outwards towards the hairline, it creates the most flattering modern look on the cheeks compared to powder blushers which can sometimes look flat. If you have oily skin, don't think you have to miss out on this gorgeous look on your wedding day - there are amazing silicone based waterproof liquid cheek stains which will give you the same effect.

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