Grace Welch Makeup

Brides, bridal trials are crucial in your bridal beauty process. You get to rehearse the look months ahead and have the opportunity to make tweaks accordingly. I highly suggest booking one with your makeup artist 6 to 8 months before your big day. Pair it with an event (bridal shower, engagement shoot) so you can see how the makeup wears in real life.
And the most important thing is: enjoy your beauty process. I hear it all the time from my brides, “This is the exciting part because it is for ME!” which is exactly how it should be.

My bride: Julie 🤍💍

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📍Victoria, BC, Canada

To create the anti-blush look on my bridesmaid, I started with underpainting. I apply liquid blush before any complexion products, so the color sits underneath rather than on top of the foundation. Once her complexion products were in place, I went back in with a second layer of powder “blush,” but instead of a traditional blush shade, I used a bronzer a shade lighter than her usual warmth colour. This step is what mutes the tone of the blush underneath, softening it and pulling it away from that classic rosy flush. The result is an inner blush look. A look that is naturally warm and lived-in dimension with a muted, lived-in flush instead of an obvious pop of color.

Glam on bridesmaid, Liz. 🎀

Sensibio Micellar Water
Beauty Elixir
Lait Crème Moisturizer
Glycolide Lipid Repair Lip balm
Pillowtalk Eyeshadow Palette
Thru Line Waterproof Eyeliner in Gesture
Panorama Mascara
Cluster Lashes in Soft and Wispy
Contour Balm in Light Medium
Liquid Blush in Encourage
Ultra Pro Foundation in 4 and 6
Studio Radiance Concealer in NW20
Power in Cherry Blossom
Bronzer in 90
lip liner in Whirl
Vinyl Ink Lip Stain in 155
3D Hydra Lip Gloss in 35

Thank you for having me 🤍