The perfect nails and shimmery skin complement their attire even more. Having a regular mani-pedi not only is essential for the health of the skin cells around the feet and hands, but also a matter of confidence. Asian weddings are always a little extra because that’s the day when it is all about a certain person and they want everything to go right. Thus from choosing the suitable venue to the proper colour for their nail, it is all a crucial decision making process.
Down below, you will find a series of the latest mani-pedi trends to help you choose wisely and fashionably.
Nude art
Shades of peach, dusty white and acrylic tan have been in the market for as long as simplicity has been a go-to form of art. A barely there nail is an elegant way to stand out in a hall full of glitter and glam. The perfect matte/gel finish lasts longer than the period of a wedding.
Buff and wine
Buff and wineThis is a contrast to play with the light and dark. The idea is to have a darker shade of colour on the toes and the lighter shade (usually a nude hue) on the fingers; and vice versa. The lighter shade is meant to breathe life into the darker shade. The colour divergence is a complementary effect to bring the attention to both your perfectly done manicure and pedicure.
Pretty pastels
Asian weddings no longer revolve around the colour “red.” The brides have taken a bold move by pulling of lehengas and saris of colours that are warmer and lighter. To enhance their “out of the norms” wedding dress colour, nail art of pretty pastels and warm neutrals are currently all the rage. A simple floral pattern or an intrinsic play of colours on the nails is a brave way to welcome the season of weddings.
Sparkly glitter
What is a wedding without sparkles? A basic silver outline around the top or a full coat of glitter over your gel manicure will suit the festive highlight even more. Lately, toe nails are preferred to be painted in a silver/golden glitter coat to stand out from the bridal open toe heels, that is suitable for any colour.
French manicure
We all have heard about this one. Been there, done that, right? In most Asian weddings, for brides who choose a shade of red to drape over themselves on their special day, they try to keep the nails as minimalistic as possible. So they go for a basic French manicure to praise their bold shade of wear. A simple pure white nails with a natural nail colour can bring out the simplicity if that’s what you are looking for.
Weddings in Bangladesh are a series of long events that require a different look for each of the occasions. The manicure and pedicure that a bride decides to get solely depends on her take on the balance between the bold-simple and the colour of the day. Usually, during the ‘holud’, brides keep their nails buffed and bare in order to keep the yellow stain to a minimum.
However, on the wedding night, they get all their fantasies and sweet dreams come true. Apart from the extended nails, the colour of the nail or the art on it depends on their own persona and their wedding dress. The trick is to keep elegance in mind but being bold at heart.
