Outdoor vs Indoor Makeup
Outdoor weddings are beautiful, if the bride is armed with materials like mascara and blotting, but they might cause make-up disasters.
Here are tricks for your makeup and to make sure your wedding runs smoothly. Brides should use newspapers to touch up, rather than incorporating layers of powder. Foundation should be mineral base not just for the coverage, but also for the Built-in SPF, suggests Heather Adessa, CEO\/executive makeup artist of Glo Beauty Bar in Mamaroneck, New York. Mineral foundation has a SPF which range from 4 to 22 depending upon the brand and consistency, she says. Stay away from gloss and maintain the lips matte, Shackleton suggests. You don't need a gust of wind to come together and have lanterns turned on, you want more definition she says. Additionally to understanding what make-up seems best for outdoor weddings, it is important to be knowledgeable as to the most flattering lighting for photographs. Alissa Pagels, manager of internal communications at George Street Photo & Video, shared some of George Street's tips for how brides and grooms can look their best in outdoor wedding photos. The differences in between outdoor and indoor service venues are temperature and lighting, Pagels describes. During an indoor ceremony, wedding photographers need to conquer space limitations and lighting. Outdoor ceremonies can bring a lot more challenges.
