Dana Cecil, Nail Junkie, Dover, Ohio
@dana_nailjunkie
Denise Heavner,
Jefferson, Ohio
@denisejohn65
Julie Ventura,
Long Beach, Calif.
@juliev37
Danielle Costantino,Gel Essentialz, Cranston, R.I.
@nailsbydanielle
Victoria Zegarelli, Nail Bar Lounge, Long Island, N.Y.
@nailbarlounge
Tin Bui, Blossom Beauty Lounge,
Redondo Beach, Calif.
@nailsbytintin
Ryoko Garcia, Bella Day Spa and Salon, Navarre, Fla.
@nailsbyryoko
Ashley Gregory,
Chicago
@ashley_g_nails
Dana Cecil, Nail Junkie, Dover, Ohio
@dana_nailjunkie
Denise Heavner,
Jefferson, Ohio
@denisejohn65
Danielle Costantino,Gel Essentialz, Cranston, R.I.
@nailsbydanielle
Victoria Zegarelli, Nail Bar Lounge, Long Island, N.Y.
@nailbarlounge
Tin Bui, Blossom Beauty Lounge,
Redondo Beach, Calif.
@nailsbytintin
Ryoko Garcia, Bella Day Spa and Salon, Navarre, Fla.
@nailsbyryoko
Ashley Gregory,
Chicago
@ashley_g_nails
White, lace, and French twists are safe bets for the traditional bride. These styles are understated, yet sophisticated enough to go with any floor-length gown in a church, outdoors, or at a family home. For more traditional-style nail art, check out the June 2015 issue of Nail Art Gallery Magazine.
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