sultry smokey wedding makeup – Be camera ready!

Achieving the perfect sultry smokey defined wedding makeup, whatever your skin type, takes skill. It’s not just about applying more makeup, but about knowing where and exactly how much makeup to apply.

That’s where my skills as a professional bridal make-up artist come in.

If you have an oily or mature skin, you can still go smokey, so why not?!

sultry smokey wedding makeup for brides

On your wedding day, you’ll definitely want to stand out in the crowd and make the most of your very own ‘red-carpet’ moment.

And with beautiful sultry smokey wedding makeup you’ll look every bit the beautiful bride. With smoky eyes plus a bit of a flick of an eye-line, topped with gorgeous lashes you’ll look drop dead gorgeous.

A perfect flawless skin and defined brow finished off with a gorgeous lipstick will definitely do the trick.

Defined, Sultry, smokey bridal makeup that lasts

The right primer is like a building block when it comes to sultry smokey wedding makeup. It is the all-important first step in making sure your makeup will last all day.

I love Rose Dew by Cosmetics a la carte.

And then, once you have the right start, the rest is up to you. And because I’l listen your wedding makeup ideas on the trial run you are in control .So you can decide just how sultry smokey and defined you’d like your wedding makeup to be.

A sultry smokey defined wedding makeup look can be interpreted differently by different people So it is really more about what you feel comfortable with.

Your makeup is also dependent on the time of year and type of venue you are planning to get married in.

So, a makeup that can look a bit smokey for a midsummer wedding might look altogether more natural if you were to wear it to a black-tie event in the middle of winter.

I know how important all these details are, not forgetting your colour scheme or course! And for this reason I’ll make sure I discuss the time, place and date of your wedding with you.

At the trial run I’ll be able to go through all these details with you. And, in return you’ll be able to chat about any makeup and hair concerns you have.

This will help me create the right look for your event.

Defined Sultry smokey wedding makeup for your photos

There’s no denying that getting your wedding photos right is a pretty big deal – these are going to be your memories to last a lifetime after all. For this reason you want to make sure that you look your best.

Having your bridal hairstyle and smokey wedding makeup done by a professional makeup artist will certainly help with this.

Your makeup artist will know the best flash-friendly makeup to use that will last all day. Plus, if you book a hairstylist too they’ll be able to create a hairstyle that you know is going to stay put and look fabulous.

Luckily I’m a professional when it comes to creating both defined, sultry, smokey bridal makeup looks and fabulous bridal hairstyles! So it’s a win win.

Even so, there are some more things that you need to know to help you feel confident in getting that photo album you’re after.

First of all, it’s important to bear in mind that makeup always looks less on camera.

So don’t be worried that your defined, sultry, smokey bridal makeup will look too much for your wedding day.

It won’t be – as long as you remember that your makeup needs to look good face to face. A wedding makeup is not just for the camera, it has to look good face to face as well.

This is the main difference between a sultry smokey wedding makeup and a purely photographic makeup.

If you don’t usually wear a lot of makeup I would definitely recommend having a trial run. Especially if you’re considering having a defined sultry smokey bridal makeup. This way, you’ll be able to try out different makeup ideas. And so work out the right level of defined sultry smokey bridal makeup for you.

Please get in touch if you’d like to discover the right sultry smokey defined wedding makeup for your wedding day!

Read my latest blogs and get more ideas on smokey wedding makeup looks:

Sultry Smokey Makeup on your wedding day

DIY Bridal makeup – how to define your brows for a perfect wedding day makeup