|  Pre – wedding makeup
Previous to the main wedding day, there are many pre wedding ceremonies like engagement, pre-weeding parties and a lot of more where heavy make up is not suitable in that cases the bride has to go for some light party make up. Your wedding day is not the day to try out different looks, carry on to use familiar products and colours. So for these types of wedding functions you can choose light party makeup. These makeups are mainly simple and moderate.
Few points to remember for pre wedding makeup:
• You should go for lusterless finished products to give that simple look because lusterless shades absorb light rather than reflect it. Hence they minimize shine as well as faint lines and imperfections.
• Apply powder, evenly throughout the face to give that shinny affect.
• Define your eyebrows and also eyelashes properly. Use eye shadow that matches your hair colour because shadows create a more natural look than eyebrows pencils.
• Then use mascara to highlight your eyelashes.
• Use water-resistant and smudge proof mascara. Apply powder and blush on neck and neckline area for consistent skin tone.
• Use lip liner and lipstick that goes well with your skin tone.
• Don’t match eye shadow with eye colour.
• If possible try to avoid dark colour lipsticks go for light shades and avoid colours like pink and fuchsia.
• Using a lotion with Vitamin C if possible because it revives the smoothness of the skin and bring back the glow.
Pre Wedding Clothing - For the pre wedding day normally the couples wear casual clothes.
Video and Photography – As couples tend to get new ideas from what they see others do, the wedding photographer often finds himself involved in a very complicated situation where he has to thread carefully. Normally the bride wary about how she looks, and also that she is not photogenic, but then she ends up being very satisfied with the photos. The best thing that a bride can do is to become comfortable with the photographer. The photographer’s aim is to make them look natural and with a smile on there face.
Avoiding The Pre-wedding Blues
Getting married can take a year or a month to prepare, this depends on your budget and personal preferences. But whatever the length of time involved, engaged couples will be tested for their patience.
When the engaged couple announces their wedding plans, the plot thicken and gathers momentum until the wedding day. Couples should take the precautions of planting their feet on the ground and get realistic about their goals. They should discuss certain thinks like budget and expectations honestly. The misunderstanding starts when couples fail to consult each other.
Before calling a wedding planner or your family, it is better to have clear plans approved by both of you. When everything has been confirmed, tell your family members and friends. Match the tasks with the volunteer so everybody can do their jobs perfectly.
Hand over some responsibilities to the selected friends and family members can take off a load off your shoulders and you can attend to details that need your personal supervision. Unloading some of the wedding preparations relieves you of the stress and gives you and your partner spending more time together and enjoys each other’s company.
In the exciting days of wedding preparations, you will have to attend social functions together but you don’t have to go to every party. It is better to take some time off from the party scene and start preparing yourselves physically, emotionally and financially for the mort important occasion in your lives that means your wedding day.
Pre wedding nerves
Pre – wedding nerves are the elements of some wedding or marriage films in which the bride is worried and the husband is afraid of the life he’s losing. In real life, these types of feelings might mean that the forthcoming relationship is not for you or that you are simply not quite ready yet.
Nervousness tethered to joy and excitement is probably just pre-wedding nerves, but an impending sense of fate, dread, and feeling of such a big mistake or else bowing to the wishes of others against your common sense and inner feelings, can be something a little more serious. It is important to postpone your wedding if there are such a problems like alcohol problems or has an ongoing drug, dislike your friends and family, or doesn’t want children or considerably on how to raise them.
Distinguish these feelings form anxiety about planning the wedding, in – laws, invitation cards, flower arrangements and the table settings etc. Think about whether or not you will ever be put into a life-altering event with so many millions of details again. How do you and your partner handle it? Maybe you can grow from it. It is a good idea if you set up one day where both of you just shares your true love and forget all about the weeding plans and ceremonies.
If both of you are bringing together silly fears and worries about married life, write them down and talk to someone, read from a helpful author or else read carefully/examine your holy scriptures. Also you can decide to spend some time alone or with friends ex, one night a week for instance. It’s not uncommon for a partner to feel hurt or rejected by pre-wedding nerves.
The most important thing is to realize that most all couples, even the best ones that been excited and happy for long years, went through the pre-wedding nerves. If you are getting advice from someone it is important that you are seeking out happily married couples or even couples that have been together for a long time, married or not.
Keep in mind that marriage is a journey, and no one can expect it to be smooth all the time.
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