Our Rehearsal Preview and Wedding Day Update wedding dresses Here we are at our ceremony rehearsal, and we’re SO pumped to do it for real today! Here's a sneak peek of wedding checklists us with our officiant. My dress and accessories are out and ready, and our hair and makeup artists just arrived! ' Getting my hair and makeup done! P.S. have any of you other bloggers out there discovered mobile blogging? I'm just emailing these pictures to a Blogger address I set up ahead of time, and they get posted automatically.It's great for blogging on the go! Flower Girl Dresses Easy as “P’eye” wedding dresses Since I've become a bee, I've gotten quite a few requests from the hive about doing some makeup tutorials, so of course, I will gladly oblige! When I do makeup, I never ever ever complete an application without false eyelashes. They add so much pop to the eyes. It's especially important when you're planning on being in front of the camera, which we all will be on our wedding day. Necklace Most of the time, natural lashes just disappear on camera, unless of course, you're rocking the “spider lashes”… source … just don't do it. That said, more often than not, when I'm applying lashes to someone,I hear “I've tried so many times but I just canNOT put lashes on myself.” Well have no fear, ladies, cause I've got a little trick for you! Let's start from the beginning. Here are the tools that you'll need: 1. Duo Lash Glue. It's awesome, beautiful dresses inexpensive, and you can find it at your local Walgreen’s. I suggest the one in the blue packaging; it starts out white and dries clear.There's also one in pink packaging, which dries black. If you're a lash newbie, this spells disaster—three words: Big. Black. Mess. 2. Cosmetic Scissors- doesn't matter what kind. 3. Lashes. Duh. Thank you, Captain Obvious. Use whatever brand/style works for you. From $30 Shu Uemuras, to $13 MACs, to $1 E.L.F.s. Clearly, you pay more for cocktail dresses quality (I.E. being assembled by hand vs. by a machine, real hair v.s. synthetic), but I've tried most brands, and I like and work with just about all of them. 4. Bobby Pin. I use it to put the glue on the lashes.
Our Rehearsal Preview and Wedding Day Update wedding dresses Here we are at our ceremony rehearsal
Our Rehearsal Preview and Wedding Day Update wedding dresses Here we are at our ceremony rehearsal, and we’re SO pumped to do it for real today! Here's a sneak peek of wedding checklists us with our officiant. My dress and accessories are out and ready, and our hair and makeup artists just arrived! ' Getting my hair and makeup done! P.S. have any of you other bloggers out there discovered mobile blogging? I'm just emailing these pictures to a Blogger address I set up ahead of time, and they get posted automatically.It's great for blogging on the go! Flower Girl Dresses Easy as “P’eye” wedding dresses Since I've become a bee, I've gotten quite a few requests from the hive about doing some makeup tutorials, so of course, I will gladly oblige! When I do makeup, I never ever ever complete an application without false eyelashes. They add so much pop to the eyes. It's especially important when you're planning on being in front of the camera, which we all will be on our wedding day. Necklace Most of the time, natural lashes just disappear on camera, unless of course, you're rocking the “spider lashes”… source … just don't do it. That said, more often than not, when I'm applying lashes to someone,I hear “I've tried so many times but I just canNOT put lashes on myself.” Well have no fear, ladies, cause I've got a little trick for you! Let's start from the beginning. Here are the tools that you'll need: 1. Duo Lash Glue. It's awesome, beautiful dresses inexpensive, and you can find it at your local Walgreen’s. I suggest the one in the blue packaging; it starts out white and dries clear.There's also one in pink packaging, which dries black. If you're a lash newbie, this spells disaster—three words: Big. Black. Mess. 2. Cosmetic Scissors- doesn't matter what kind. 3. Lashes. Duh. Thank you, Captain Obvious. Use whatever brand/style works for you. From $30 Shu Uemuras, to $13 MACs, to $1 E.L.F.s. Clearly, you pay more for cocktail dresses quality (I.E. being assembled by hand vs. by a machine, real hair v.s. synthetic), but I've tried most brands, and I like and work with just about all of them. 4. Bobby Pin. I use it to put the glue on the lashes.