2020 Bridal Makeup Trends 2020 is the year of individuality. I have been in the wedding industry for a long time and it is evolving. This means brides are no longer pressured to find a style that is pigeon-holed into the ‘traditional’ or ‘boho’ category. Brides are inclined to create a mood for their wedding instead of following a particular trend. With that in mind I am finding more brides want to feel relaxed and create a beauty look which feels like them on a really good day… Actually on a really awesome day! Here are my predictions for the bridal makeup trends in 2020 Heavy contour and insta brow…
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Ell and Cee Bridal Lingerie
My last fashion makeup job pre maternity leave was with my fave – Ell and Cee Bridal Lingerie, shooting for their Winter Luxe Collection. It’s always so much fun working with a lovely girly team so with the edition of one of the best chocolate cakes I have ever eaten, was a damn good day at the office! Saying that it might not have been the best thing to be working on when you are the size of a small house with a beautiful pixie-like model, casually frolicking in on a freshly made bed… All I can say is thank god for the cake – I can worry about my post baby…
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Bridal Inspiration: My Gorgeous Gold Wedding Dress!! (2014)
The gold wedding dress From the very start, I knew that my dress would have to have some sequin embellishment. Until we viewed our venue we were planning a summer wedding, potentially in Spain (quite the contrast to our actual wedding) but my dad was quite poorly so we knew to do it abroad wasn’t an option. This was totally fine because as soon as we had the tour of our wedding venue we fell in love with how cool it was and we knew it would be wasted if we did it in the summer. We felt that the charm of The Bell Inn (eclectic country pub) would be…
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Summer 2015 Trend – Blush Bridal Makeup Inspiration
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Glamorous 1940s Bridal Makeup Tutorial
Glamorous 1940s Bridal Makeup Tutorial This look is really glamorous and perfect for the brides that love a dramatic eye… I don’t think you should really hold back on the lips and cheeks either! You know they say you should only accentuate two of your features ( lips & eyes/cheeks & eyes/cheeks & lips), well I don’t think that really applies to this look! Heres how to go glam 40s without going OTT! To create a good base for your eye shadow, apply a cream shadow from the eyelid to brow bone. This neutralises the eyelid and helps shadows and pigments stay put. I used MAC Paint Pot in Painterly
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Beautiful 1960s Bridal Makeup Tutorial
Beautiful 1960s Bridal Makeup Tutorial The emphasis of this look is all about the bold feline flick eyeliner, full dramatic lashes and natural eyebrows, it’s such a chic style that oozes that ‘Mad Men’ coolness. The skin should be kept minimalistic with a fresh dewy finish and back in the 60s the lips were normally kept nude – sometimes blocked out with foundation. For this retro bridal look, I wanted to give it a modern twist by adding a pop of colour to the lips with a matt pastel pink lipstick. Create a neutral eye shadow base by applying a matt cream eye shadow. This helps prime the eye for the eyeliner…
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Swoon-Worthy 1970s Boho Bridal Makeup Tutorial
1970s Boho Bridal Makeup Tutorial This is a great look for brides that prefer a more natural bohemian feel to their makeup and definitely one of 2015
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Dazzling 1920s Bridal Makeup Tutorial
Step-by-Step 1920s Bridal Makeup Tutorial The 20s is one of my favourite eras when it comes to make up as I love a bolder lip and a bit of sparkle. It’s a great look for winter brides and if you don’t feel brave enough to wear a really dark lipstick opt for a lip stain instead for a softer look. Here is my simple step-by-step tutorial including the products I used to create this look. First apply a nude matt cream shadow, from the lash line up to the brow bone to create a neutral base. I used MAC Paint Pot in Painterly
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January Wedding Makeup Competition!!
COMPETITION TIME!!! Win Your Wedding Makeup by Me! It’s that time of year again and last years Wedding Makeup Competition was so much fun it would be rude not to do it again!! This competition prize is worth
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The Festival Beach Bride – Styled Shoot
At the end of last Summer Kelly and Laura (Festival Brides Blog) organised the Summeriest of all bridal shoots. Right now I am looking through these beautiful and vibrant images and it just makes me feel soooo ready for the Summer