5 rules for the perfect wedding manicure

A dream wedding look consists of many components. From the dress to the manicure, everything must be perfect. That’s why The Fashion Vibes’s fashion department has already picked the best wedding dresses for you, and your beauty editors have talked about trends in hairstyling and makeup. Now it’s manicure time. How should it be?

Last year, Hollywood nail artist Georgia Ray did Sofia Richie’s wedding manicure. The color she used, Sweet Candy Breath, later became one of the most sought-after colors and sold out instantly. The other day, at the height of wedding season, Georgia Ray shared her top tips for the perfect wedding manicure with Vogue magazine, and we’ve rounded up the top picks:

— Choose your shade responsibly. Georgia recommends paying particular attention to your skin tone when choosing a manicure color. Try different shades on different nails; The contrast will make it easier to understand which one suits you best.

— Combine the color of your manicure with the color of your dress. White color may vary. So if you already have a dress, Ray recommends taking its color into consideration when choosing the tone of your manicure. The nails do not have to be the same tone as the dress, but they should look harmonious with the dress.

— Get your nails done shortly before the wedding. To make the coating look fresh, it is better to make an appointment with a specialist no more than three to four days before the celebration. If this is not possible, choose transparent shades in which regrowth will not be noticeable.

— Consider your skin tone. For darker skin, Ray recommends peach tones. And for paler ones – creamy ones. Translucent white is a good color for all skin tones as it adds a pop of color to your manicure.

— Don’t overdo it. The main advice of a nail artist is to maintain balance in everything. We want our nails to look natural and natural, so we should choose a minimalist light shade and a glossy finish.