Spring is the starting signal for weddings. That event that one had committed to months ago and that now turns out to be just around the corner. So it's time to hurry to find a dress and shoes, choose the matching bag, opt for a hairstyle that flatters her and everything else. Without forgetting, of course, an elegant manicure that combines with everything else and rounds off the look. One of the options is to opt for a color and design that is consistent with the dress or suit that she has chosen. However, this may be something more risky or flashy than what she is looking for.
When deciding on a wedding manicure, guests will never fail if they decide to opt for an idea that is sophisticated, subtle and refined. Since it will not take center stage from the outfit and can easily adapt to almost anyone. A plus point to be prepared for possible last minute changes. Fortunately, there are many stylish manicure ideas of this type to choose from.
Nude nails represent the safe bet, since they will look good with everything, no matter the color, print or design of the dress. In addition, it is a highly recommended option for those who are not interested in a style that attracts attention or are not used to wearing painted nails. Discreet but elegant.
An alternative would be the French manicure. Since it is still a subtle and elegant option, but it gives a more interesting and sophisticated touch to the look. Furthermore, this technique is quite versatile when it comes to adding slight variations or more original details.
Red nails are perfect for those who are not afraid to stand out or to add a little color to an outfit that is quite simple and/or has generally light and neutral colors. Although the classic red manicure design is timeless, there is also the possibility of opting for other trends or even mixing techniques. A good example of this are the nails with a red French manicure.
If the manicure in nude colors is a bit bland for some, one way to make it more original and more striking is to decorate it with pearls. It doesn't have to be very exaggerated, just a small one located at the bottom of the nail is enough. They will create a delicate effect ideal for dresses or suits in light or pastel tones.
If discreet colors and small decorations, such as pearls, are not enough, the alternative is to use shiny ones. Which, in turn, opens up a whole world of possibilities, since you can play with a multitude of combinations and designs.
