The big day has arrived! The most special day for you, the moment when you will dress up as a bride and prepare for the big party with your loved one, friends and the people you want.
What do you need from the morning of this special day until late at night? We prepared one for you #wecareforthebride list of all the essentials.
Bride essentials:
Snack: Don't forget a good breakfast, a cereal bar and lots of nuts to keep you energized until you get to church. Don't forget to hydrate with plenty of water.
A Kit with sewing tools to solve any problem that will arise randomly.
Deodorant! We talk about make-up and forget good and effective deodorant for the day when you will talk and kiss so many people.
Tweezers and bibs: Why they are the ultimate savior and unsung hero at every wedding.
The right base for make-up with color or without, with or without SPF. Even before the make up artist paints you, you want to look impressive from the morning in the poses that you will remember for a lifetime.
Flat shoes for home and for the small hours of the reception!
Hand cream, for a nice texture in handshakes and to easily put the wedding ring on the right hand.
Perfume: Your distinctive sign that will be unforgettable to everyone!
A self-tanner: Perfect sprays to get that sun-kissed body glow that will make you glow.
Eye patches against fatigue and dark circles.
A small mirror, which you can have with you to correct any mistake quickly.
Baby wipes, tissues and swabs because they quickly clean up any mistakes.
Toothpaste because your smile needs to be bright this day.
Shampoo, because your hair should be cleaner and shinier than ever.
Exfoliating cream and moisturizing body lotion for the softest and cleanest skin a bride has ever had.
Lots of smiles and no stress to enjoy the most beautiful day of your life!
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