Day 178: Bridal Bow Nail Art
Tiffany Torres, D'Infinity Salon, Santa Maria, Calif.
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When a bride-to-be chooses you to create her wedding day nail look, it’s important to make the nails complement the overall look and theme of the wedding and reception. What do her invitations look like? What about bridesmaid dresses and accessories? Four nail techs pitch nail ideas to brides based on their wedding schemes.
Every spring and summer a tide of overwrought brides makes a mad dash to salons and spas looking for some much-needed relaxation, pampering, and primping. Some savvy salons have already made a healthy business of catering to their needs and princess fantasies. Here we show you what they are doing and how you can make your salon a destination spot for the marrying kind.
Delee Dennison, Simplicity By Design, Terrace, B.C., Canada
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.
Alexandra Barbosa, Aly's Nails, Belleville, N.J.
Made-to-order sunny weather; your favorite industry celebrities, a glamorous awards ceremony a VIP cocktail reception... sounds like the Academy Awards, right?
Essie polished the nails at Bridal Fashion Week 2016 for three designers.
Pantone has revealed its pick for the 2026 Color of the Year: 11-4201 Cloud Dancer, "a billowy white imbued with a feeling of serenity."
Chris Mans from Jeweled Nails, a salon and academy in Lake Forest, Calif., shows how he created a cozy country-themed bridal nail design.
