When there’s a wedding on the NAILS staff, you can bet that the bridal nails get a huge amount of attention. My nails were custom designed by Minx in Southern California and applied by Tashina “Poochie” Green of Poochiez Pawz Nail Studio in Atlanta.
This New York City-based nail tech combines jewelry, nail art, and creative energy to produce stunning nail masterpieces.
Jamie Lyn Valentine-Hess, Valentine’s Salon & Day Spa, Greencastle, Pa., creates a French that's wedding worthy.
Jamie Lyn-Valentine-Hess creates a French that is the perfect "something blue" for a wedding.
Hahn Lisa Doan creates this gorgeous glittery French.
“Wedding cakes” from French Tip Dip are full of at-home nail products (like bubblegum-scented polish remover) that work as great party favors to remind the party guests of your salon.
Brides have a lot to stress about on their wedding day — why not alleviate some of that worry by working with her to create the perfect set of bridal nails. These seven designs can be customized to match her wedding colors, flowers, or theme, and let her get some stellar photos with her new ring.
Pinks, Frenches, and flowers ruled in the bridal nail art designs that four NAILS readers came up with. Use these designs as inspiration when your own wedding-bound clients come calling.
Whether fashion-forward, classic, or trendy, nail techs share the nail styles they were wearing at their own nuptials.
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.
