Spring bridal beauty tips with Kate Pymm Make-up

Spring bride with short veil
Credit: Anne Marie King Photography

How do I get a fresh, dewy beauty look for my spring wedding?

Preparation is key here. It may sound obvious, but in the lead-up to your day, drink as much water as possible. Use a hydrating face mask two to three times a week, and look for ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, which is super-hydrating, and vitamin C for brightening the complexion. If possible, I would go lightweight for the base; it's not always necessary to have full-on foundation. Some CC creams and tinted moisturisers give enough coverage as well as looking less heavy on the skin. Team this with radiance fluid, a little translucent powder and concealer. Finish your base with a subtle highlighter on the high points of the face to create that dewy feel.

For a spring wedding, I would opt for a soft, bright lip; something that provides a pop of colour, perhaps to match your bouquet. For your eyes, opt for neutral shades with long lashes. Complete the look with blush in soft coral or pink on the cheeks.

Kate's shopping list:
- Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk Look
- Charlotte Tilbury Wonderglow
- Charlotte Tilbury Full Fat Lashes Mascara
- Chanel CC Cream
- Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer
- delilah Eyeshadow Palette in Damsel

Kate Pymm | Kate Pymm Make-Up | https://katepymm.com

You may also be interested in

Guests Spend £348 On Average to Attend A Wedding, Says Expert

Guests Spend £348 On Average to Attend A Wedding, Says Expert

Wedding guests across the UK are spending hundreds of pounds just to attend a single wedding, with new research revealing the growing financial strain placed on friends and family. Research* commissioned by The Insurance Emporium, conducted by Censuswide, has revealed among people who have attended a wedding in the last five years shows that guests spend £348 on average to attend a wedding - with costs rising even higher in major cities. The wedding insurance specialist's findings reveal that 72% of guests now say attending weddings has become a financial burden, while 38.2% admit they have felt pressured to overspend in order to attend.

READ ARTICLE

Divided down the aisle: The UK’s feelings on the most controversial wedding choices uncovered

Divided down the aisle: The UK’s feelings on the most controversial wedding choices uncovered

Weddings bring with them lots of excitement, joy and happiness, but couples also often face the added challenge of trying to balance their personal wishes and preferences with the opinions of their guests. From who qualifies for a plus one to how much to spend on an engagement ring, new research conducted by Pandora UK has uncovered the nation's true feelings about the most divisive wedding decisions¹. Pandora has also enlisted wedding expert and events director at The Post Barn, Daisy Bradley to share advice on the best ways to handle tricky decisions with guests.

READ ARTICLE

The “2 dinners a week” rule that could transform your love life, according to expert

The “2 dinners a week” rule that could transform your love life, according to expert

Google searches for 'emotional connection' are up 78% over the past month, while searches for 'relationship advice' are up 54%, showing that many are struggling and searching for ways to strengthen their bond with their significant other. Interiors brand Oak&More have spoken exclusively with award-winning sex and relationship expert Gemma Nice to find out why eating at the table a couple of nights a week can strengthen, or maybe save, your relationship.

READ ARTICLE

Stress-Free Wedding Plan: Affording Your Big Day Without Breaking the Bank

Stress-Free Wedding Plan: Affording Your Big Day Without Breaking the Bank

Chris Henderson, Save and Pay Director at Tesco Bank, said: "Money plays a really important role in our lives, helping us prepare for major life moments such as weddings or other special occasions. While it enables us to create meaningful experiences, it can also become a source of stress when facing the costs that come with them. Taking the time to understand what things may cost is the first step when saving for your big day. This awareness can help you make informed decisions, whether that's setting a realistic wedding budget, building a dedicated savings plan, or seeking support to bring your dream day to life."

READ ARTICLE

Follow Your Yorkshire Wedding Magazine on Facebook

VISIT SITE

Submit your wedding to be featured in Your Yorkshire Wedding Magazine

VISIT SITE

Blackwell Grange Hotel

VISIT SITE

Lister Horsfall

VISIT SITE