When a bride sits and starts to accumulate knowledge to complete her bridal look, there are multiple factors she needs to take care of, from her hairdo to the right inches of the heel to its and bits of coordination with the groom and the bridesmaids and of course, the makeup! which plays a very important role to complement the look in totality. Here’s a few tips and wedding advice that could relieve you off your wedding crisis in some basic domains: 

Tip 1. Makeup trends and shades 

Bridal makeup needs a lot of consideration on almost every aspect like the colour of the wedding outfit, accessories, jewellery, the bride’s complexion, the flowers used, the locale but most importantly how the bride imagines her final look. 

A few lipstick shades for brides those compliment different wedding outfits and makeup are: 

1. For the traditional red bride- for a red bridal lehenga, red is the best choice! Depends on what shade of red goes with your final look. Pulling on a nude shade with a bright red bridal outfit is a pure charmer too! 

2. For a floral bride- if you’re the bride with all the light shades on you on your big day, pull it off good! Go with pink nudes if you have a light coloured bun bouquet. 

3. No makeup - bridal makeup look- no makeup bridal makeup look can be tricky to pull, keeping it basic with such a heavy outfit and a loud locale can sometimes make your face look dull, adding a tinge of violet on your lips can be the best wedding lipstick for you, burgundy or subtle pink can be your colour too! 

Tip 2. What does a bride need? Good shoes! 

Even if your bridal outfit is floor-length, do not take your shoes for granted, you know they are your pride! Don’t be skeptical to be bold with your choice of shoes, it’s going to be a long and tiring day, yes! But it’s probably going to be one of your top three most special days too. A pair of slingback stilettos or d’orsay can be good options for a bride. 

Tip 3. Choose lighter dupatta over the heavier one 

Lighter dupattas are easier to carry which is understood but also enhances the bride’s appeal because of the minimalism. The bridal lehengas are either heavy or way too heavy, if the dupatta is equally hefty there would be no balance in the overall look, which is a big NO-NO!