Myriam

Look at their portfolio for skin tones and styles similar to yours, book a trial session, check their experience with event-day conditions (heat, humidity, long hours), and read client reviews. Search our venue directory for professionals.

A trial is essential. It lets you test the look, ensure product compatibility with your skin, and communicate adjustments. Schedule it 4–6 weeks before the wedding, and bring photos of your dress and inspiration looks.

Use a primer suited to your skin type, set with quality setting spray, choose long-wear formulas, and avoid heavy creams in the heat. Your artist should use professional products designed for 10+ hour wear.

Consider the event’s formality, your personal style, the venue lighting (outdoor vs. ballroom), and your dress neckline. Bring inspiration photos to your trial and communicate honestly about what you like and don’t.

Soft chrome nails, French tips with a twist (colored tips), pearl accents, nude with gold details, and minimalist line art. Get your manicure 1–2 days before the wedding for best results.