Here Comes the Bridal Nail Art
Seven nail artists were asked to create a range of designs for brides-to-be using the most popular wedding themes — beach, country, fantasy, and garden.
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Seven nail artists were asked to create a range of designs for brides-to-be using the most popular wedding themes — beach, country, fantasy, and garden.
She's got the dress, the shoes, and the earnings. Now add the final touch to your client's wedding attire with a nail design that completes her look.
This month we asked nail techs: Do you think French-style nails are outdated for bridal, and if so, what’s a nice alternative?
Tiffany Torres, D'Infinity Salon, Santa Maria, Calif.
Aly Santiago, Aly's Nails, Arlington, N.J.
Entity’s Lenzi Brock of Vancouver, Wa., shows how to do a bridal manicure with the perfect hint of blue.
Becky Bunnell, Nailed by Becky, St. George, Utah. @nailedbybeckyb13
It’s the biggest day of your client’s life. It could also mean big business for you, as you prepare to do the nails of the bride, her party, and possibly even those of the groom. Helping your client nail her big day is a process that could begin months in advance. Learn what you have to do to prepare yourself and your bride for nails that will live on in photos happily ever after.
Alexandra Barbosa, Aly's Nails, Belleville, N.J.
Brides in the U.S. traditionally wear white, but countries around the world have a variety of traditional colors and styles for wedding attire. We asked four nail techs to create these nail art designs inspired by the patterns and colors of international bridal couture.