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Andrea N.

Oct 11, 2014

Andrea N.

My friend's wedding is in 2 weeks and I'm absolutely undecided about what to match with the dress she has gotten for us.

The dress' colour is a mix between mint green/Tiffany blue, so can I wear it with black heels? I don't want to buy new shoes just for the occasion.

Would gold/bronze/brown eyeshadow go with the dress? Or would it be safer to stick with a nude look and just pink lips? I don't want to look too dramatic since it's going to be held in the day.

Roz X.

Oct 11, 2014

Roz X.

Have you discussed what shoes the other bridesmaids are wearing? Some brides favor uniformity in either color or style shoe. I think nude shadows and bright pink lips would be lovely for daytime. I'd line my eyes softly so they pop in the photos. Natural looks in outdoor photos sometimes gets lost.

Andrea N.

Oct 11, 2014

Andrea N.

The bride is cool with any shoe colour or style. While it's good news, now I'm wondering if it would have been easier if she specified a colour lol. Thanks for the suggestion!

Roz X.

Oct 11, 2014

Roz X.

Argh! haha I think nude would be nice and won't compete with the bride or detract from the dress. :)

Lauren B.

Oct 11, 2014

Lauren B.

I would go for subtle gold eye look with pink lips. Maybe winged out gold liquid eyeliner?

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