An Australian bridal makeup artist shared with us some of the biggest mistakes her clients see cause unnecessary stress on the morning of their wedding day.
Kelly Mills, based in Melbourne, Victoria took to TikTok on July 28 to address some key issues she saw in her dressing room before a bride walked down the aisle.
“I’m extremely single, but that’s the advice I keep in mind as I’ve spent more than 50 mornings at weddings,” she said.
Kelly Mills (pictured) from Melbourne, Victoria took to TikTok on July 28 to address some key issues she saw in the dressing room before a bride walked down the aisle.
One of the most important things to remember is that, according to Ms. Mills, not everyone in the bridal room has to help prepare for the day, and less is more.
“The only people who will be there will be me and my wedding party and maybe my mom if she has the guts,” she said.
“Then your photographer, make-up artist and hairdresser.”
The more people attend the opening program on your wedding day, the more tense energy tends to surface.
Next, Miss Mills stresses the importance of nourishing and moisturizing both the bride and her party before the festivities begin.
“It’s a wonderful morning and a wonderful day,” he said. “And by hydrate I mean water, coffee, mimosas.”
One of the most important things to remember is that, according to Ms. Mills, not everyone in the bridal room has to help prepare for the day, and less is more.
Another obvious issue is how much time brides spend preparing, 30 minutes is “not enough” for the photographer to get enough shots and make any adjustments.
“Photographers need a lot of time to take great pictures and if the bride only has one hour to take pictures before she leaves, it will be ‘super stressful’,” said Ms. Mills.
For those who want to pamper themselves with a versatile glow on the morning of their wedding, here are Ms. Mills’ best skincare tips available: Go-To transform face masks 30 minutes to an hour before applying makeup.
For those who want to pamper themselves with a versatile glow on the morning of the wedding, Miss Mills’ top skincare tip is to use Go-To’s transformative face masks 30 minutes to an hour before applying makeup.
But only if they have already tested the mask and know that they will not have an allergic reaction to the ingredients.
“You will shine all day,” he said.
Finally, encourage brides to download a good playlist, make drinks, and shoot with Polaroids to relive the memories of the big day.
“The time of day to spend with your girls and boys – if there are boys – this is for you,” Mills said.
‘Have fun, it’s your wedding morning. They should be nothing but happy and happy moments.’
Source: Daily Mail
