The first and most crucial step for creating natural-looking make-up is to prep the skin. I love to use a brightening moisturiser and gel primer, which helps the products glide over the skin without sitting into fine lines or pores. This step helps create the perfect canvas and a long-lasting make-up look. Next, apply a small amount of a buildable foundation and slowly add more until you get the desired coverage. I love to use a beauty blender for this part of the application as it eliminates streaks or any brush strokes. Make sure to add a small amount of concealer if you have any problem areas by using a dabbing motion rather than swiping as this can move products underneath and can cause make-up to go patchy after a while. Cream highlighting products always give a more natural dewy appearance, apply to the cheekbones, eyebrow bone and the tip of the nose. Stay away from dark colours on the eyes to keep a subtle look. It's important to take your time and not pack too much product onto your brush, keep a tissue nearby so you can take off any excess before applying the products. Pick a creamy product packed with good coverage and shine for the lips, I'd avoid using a matte lipstick as this can make your lips appear flat in photos. Try to stay clear of products that contain an SPF on your wedding day as this causes a flashback, a white cast over your skin in photos which no bride-to-be wants.  Always finish off with a good hydrating mist to set your make-up while adding a healthy glow.