Put your best face forward.
No facials the week before the wedding!  Unless you’re a facial-getting regular, don’t get one just before the wedding.  It can bring impurities to the surface and you don’t want to break out on your Big Day.  Don’t make any major changes to your skin care routine the weeks before, for the same reason.

Do a test run.
Make sure you test out beauty products several times to make absolute sure that you're not allergic! You wouldn’t want to find out that your new foundation gives you hives on your wedding day!

Take a little step.
Even if you never wear foundation, consider one for your wedding day simply to even out skin tone. Use a light formula followed by a translucent loose-powder.

A touch of this, a touch of that.
To get a luminous radiant glow on your special day, try mixing a cream blush with a touch of bronzer.

All eye’s on you.
When it comes to eyeliner, navy blue or bronze gives you depth without “closing up” your eyes like your basic black sometimes can. Try a powder shadow that doubles as a liner to keep it soft.

Fake can be good.
Fake lashes aren’t just for movie stars any more. Try adding a few individual fake lashes at the outer corners of your eyes to make them pop in your wedding photos!

Relax.
A relaxed bride is a beautiful bride. The rest will just fall in to place.

Tanned Beauty
If you decide to start tanning, start at least two months in advance so people are looking at you on your special day and not your sunburn! If you try the self-tanner, try it in advance, of course, and make sure you exfoliate every day for about a week before you start applying it.

Raise your hand.
Hands down, your appendages should look good, especially the one that is going to be wearing a new ring pretty soon. To keep hands soft put a rich moisturizer and cotton gloves on while you sleep.