Caroline says: First things first; get your skin in tip-top condition, as it's hungrier for moisture in the winter due to the drying effects of central heating and chilly winds. Keeping your complexion well hydrated is something I can't stress enough; try Trilogy Rosehip oil at night; perfect for overall skin health and radiance. - Next avoid products with SPF which can make you look paler in photos taken indoors. Use a liquid cream foundation to keep your skin moist and to provide good coverage in case of flushed cheeks caused by temperature extremes going in and out. - Work with the winter conditions, use light-reflecting foundation/concealer to counteract any bluish facial tone. Blue-toned lipsticks or blusher can be used though to maintain constant colour for photos inside or out. - Give your make-up a colourful twist to create interest. A smoky eye with a red lip always works well, and a pop of pink cream blusher looks fabulously Snow White! These colours are also longer lasting than neutral shades which in winter can make you look washed out. - Embrace your natural skin tone. Many brides try to go for a warmer look in winter when in fact if they're an English rose it's a huge mistake to pile on bronzer; instead a pink-toned pressed or loose powder will give you a lovely natural warmth.