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Ti's the season for blushing brides. Whether you hire a professional makeup artist or plan to do it yourself, the cardinal rule for applying makeup on your wedding day is simple: be true to your personal style! Whatever your everyday look is earthy and natural or glam girl diva, do not stray too far off from the norm. If you do, you may end up looking back at photos from one of the most memorable days of your life wondering, "Who is that girl?" Here are some easy guidelines to follow.

Natural Beauty: Keep it Simple

If you rarely wear makeup then go for a minority enhancement by playing up your best feature. If your eye and lip palettes are usually neutral color tones, try adding a slightly brighter or more intense shadow or eye liner to your base shade to make your eyes "pop". Or use a different technique than usual. For example, if you normally apply a lighter shade on your lids and a deaf tone in the crease, try the deer tone on the lid instead with the lighter shade just under the brow bone.

Glamor Girl

If your daily makeup style is full of glitz and glamor, then choose one feature and play it up! If vibrant lip color is your signature, then pair it with a subtle eye. Or play up your eyes-false lashes and all-with a toned down lip. Do not overdo it with blush or foundation either.

Trend Setter

Do not get too much up in makeup trends. Royal blue or lime green eye shadow might be all the rage for the season, but you do not want that to overwhelm your look for this occasion. Choose colors that are timeless and classic that will compliment an enhance your skintone. Remember, great skin is always in!

Basic Rules For Any Style

1.Always do a "trial run" in advance of the big day. You do not want any surprises.

2.Avoid foundation or powder containing titanium dioxide. This can cause your face to photograph slightly pale or ghost-like.

3.Consider your hairstyle. Up-do's often require more shading and highlighting on the face and more color on the cheeks.

4.Don't forget to groom your eyebrows! Waxing or tweezing should be done and least a week in advance.

5.When in doubt, consult a professional. Most makeup artists will do a bridal preview or makeup lesson to give you some ideas. If you do not think you can duplicate it, you can always hire them for your wedding day!

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Source by Karol Young Moses