Hello beautiful brides!
None of us is perfect, but we can work
our way to look the very best on our wedding day – and in our wedding photos. Today
I have some gathered some disasters I observed from behind the lens:
Lobster like tan
Although getting tanning before your
big day is a good idea, watch out for tan lines. A strapless bridal gown with
tan lines looks shabby. And beware to what extent you want to get tanned. White
dresses and sunburns are a no-no.
Too much Make-up
Never overdo your foundation. Brides
often cry during weddings. It’s better to have nothing at all than having
tear-streaked makeup clearly visible in your wedding photography.
Uncomfortable heels
If you aren't used to walking in heels,
practice or choose other kind of footwear. Either way, keep a spare pair. Make
sure you do not trip on your way down the aisle with a 4-inch heel.
Breaking out in a sweat
Keep blotting papers. It’s usual for
people to sweat on their wedding days – be it the weather or nervousness.
Bloating papers will soak up oils from the face thus making the photographs
better. Even the grooms need them.
The safety pins
Safety pins can save your day. Make
sure to have some handy for covering any wardrobe mishap.
Most importantly, remember what
matters: your partner at the altar and your commitment to each other. As long
as you have him, everything will be OK.
