Fashion tricks for shorter grooms on the wedding day:

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Create vertical lines: The key is to create an optical illusion of height using vertical lines. Pin stripes and thin corduroys will definitely help because they give an impression of added height. You can also try shirts with spread or pointy collars.

Go monotone: If a short build groom is clad in the same or similar colour from top to bottom, the eye automatically sees a longer vertical length. A suit is ideal clothing for the short build groom, as it gives the impression of added height. Blending shoe, socks and trouser colour is another good trick. Even while wearing Jeans try not to wear tops and bottom that differ too much in colour or shades.

Slim down silhouette: It is vital for a short groom to wear clothes that are well fitted, for example: slim pants are a must.

Lengthen the upper part of your clothing: Suits and blazers should always fall below the buttocks of the groom. This gives the impression of added inches to the height. Show more cuffs from under your suit, this lengthens their arms.  

Bridal makeup tricks this summer:

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Bridal makeup tricks this summer:

Avoid Concealer: Colour of the skin tone changes during summer and hence looks patchy, so the best option is to sparingly use concealer, but if you have to use it, blend it well. The other option is to use light translucent powder as it can become cakey.

Powder power: For long lasting make-up, apply pressed powder to your eye-lids to soak up any additional oil before applying the eye shadow. This will also help set the powder and prevent creasing. Also, instead of powdering the rising oil from surface of the skin, use tissue paper or bloating paper to absorb dirt, oil and sweat as it won’t make the skin cakey.

Eye wise: Use eye lash curler before applying mascara to open up the eyes. Also, use waterproof mascara to prevent from black eye syndrome. You can also combine a lighter crème eye-shadow with light lipstick or lip gloss and you can have instant bright eyes.

Lipliner comes first: Outline the lips with the lipliner in order to prevent smudging and bleeding of lip colour and only then apply lip colour. Apply lip gloss or shimmer powder on the centre of the lower lips and upper lips to add volume, fullness and dimension. Exfoliate your lips once or twice in a week or run your tooth brush to remove dead skin.

Go bright: Choose juicy pinks, orange shades and yummy reds as they are shades of summer. Bright colours look good on single toned complexion and clear skin.