Looking for the perfect polish for the day where you’ll look and feel your most beautiful? We’re tested tons and here are out top picks for wedding day polish!
It’s officially wedding season, and whether you’re the bride, a bridesmaid or a guest, you’ll want your nails to look perfect for that big day. We’re sharing our favorites for the season below plus, we’re giving you EXCLUSIVE expert tips on how to choose the right shade and make sure your nails look fab!
Wedding Nails — Expert Tips For Perfect Polish
“The days of French manicures or sheer pink polish on nails for your wedding day are over. Don’t be afraid to think outside of the box when it comes to bridal nails," Stephanie Lavery, Editor-in-Chief of Nail It! magazine tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
Check out Stephanie’s top tips:
“For the more conservative bride that can’t let go of a French manicure, try edging tips with metallic gold or silver instead of white.
Pastels are always a beautiful and wedding-appropriate option for nail color, and it’s easy to try something different with a pastel yellow or soft lavender.
If you’re looking for a little more bling, try elongated neutral-color nails with a touch of glitter and 3-D elements like rhinestones and tiny pearls.
And, my favorite idea — make your “something blue” your nails! If that’s too much, paint robin’s egg blue polish on your toes.
Also, start getting regular manicures a couple of months before your big day. This will give short nails the time to grow out and get healthy, and if you have frayed cuticles and hangnails, it will allow ample time for the skin to heal.”
Click through the gallery to shop for our favorite polishes and tell us, HollywoodLifers, what polish are you you wearing on your big day?
– Dory Larrabee
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