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Every Bride wants to look their best on their special day, but with the millions of things to think about, from the dress and the shoes to the groom turning up on time, the wedding makeupis often ignored.

It is not a good idea to experiment on the day; make sure that you have a practice run before the big day. A trial would allow you to test out different looks and colours and well as accessorise with your jewellery, veil and dress. It may relieve a lot of the stress to have a professional take care of your make up, either in your home or chosen venue so that you can work through ideas and ensure that you are satisfied with the products for the wedding day itself.

It should be an enhancement of your natural look, understated yet making sure you define your features so that they show up in the photographs. It really is best not to experiment - don't do anything too drastic or something you're not too familiar with; bright red lipstick and yellow eye makeup might not be such a good idea!

Some key make up tips for the big day would be to use a primer to ensure that your foundation lasts for the whole day and you do not have to worry about re applying. Also use an identical coloured powder to set the foundation to ensure all day longevity. A subtle blusher is a good idea, accompanied by a light eyes shadow and two coats of waterproof mascara.

As the most important day of your life, it is important to invest the time and effort into planning the right makeup look. Whether you are having an intimate garden ceremony or a glamorous celebration, by following the tips and keeping your makeup simple, you'll have a look that you love.

Whether you nail the perfect look or not - make sure you have a good photographer and ask him to take some black and white shots as well as a few in colour. That way even if you make a faux pas, after the the day no one has to be the wiser!