Destination weddings are quickly becoming a trend. More and more millennial couples are looking to add a picturesque location to their wedding and get the best pictures and videos clicked. But the most difficult part is deciding what to wear. Every Bride has once dreamt about looking like a royal bride or a princess. But, not every look goes with the destination wedding. So let’s see some of the tips that will help you decide on the perfect look for your beach wedding.

Wedding attire: Beautiful and mesmerizing outfit Ideas

Finding the ideal seaside wedding outfit is harder than it seems. Even more difficult than finding the ideal attire for the sun, beach, and sea is shopping for destination weddings.

Let’s face it, you can’t just throw on any lehenga, your favorite pair of high heels, and a purse that matches and head to the beach looking like that. You wouldn’t only be overdressed; you’d also damage your outfit and stiletto shoes.

Make sure your wedding Lehenga fit the informal, carefree atmosphere of a beach wedding. Even if crimson and magenta are a bride’s greatest friends, try to steer clear of choosing these hues because they stand out so much from the surroundings. For your dresses, use delicate materials like organza, cotton silk, and raw silk in lovely pastel hues like pale pink, baby blue, light yellow, mint green, etc. For one of the events, you can dress in pink and red, but try to make it as light as you can.

The most important factor in nailing the beach wedding look is choosing the right fabric. Choose lightweight materials like chiffon, linen, organza, and cotton so that you can keep cool in the sun and they won’t adhere to your skin.

 It is important to know the right colors. Your attire should be casual, not over the top, and complement the clear blue ocean and sand surrounding you. Darker hues and absorbent materials may be better at concealing sweat while lighter colors and textiles will keep you cool. For a beach wedding, hues like aquamarine blue, turquoise, fuchsia, green, and yellow are excellent choices. For the ideal beach feelings, you may also choose designs like polka dots, stripes, and striking floral motifs.

Try Skipping The Veils!- With the presence of the sea breeze, your bridal veil can go flying. And, we are sure that you would not want to spend your entire time readjusting your veil with every new windy round that comes your way. While we love how veils always oomph up the bridal quotient, comfort and functionality are more important to kick off a beach wedding look perfectly.

While a bride-to-be can opt for a simple gown or a lehenga, bridesmaids can pull off a stunning beach wedding look by wearing Indo westerns outfits or knee-length dresses.

Footwear: Stylish and Comfortable in One go

Ditch the Heels. It can seem a little silly to wear shoes on the sand, but choosing shoes for your wedding day may be more significant than you think. Stiletto heels are not advised since they make walking a little more challenging. Instead, choose ballerina flats, juttis, or gladiator sandals, which are likely to be both comfy and fashionable. Heels and beaches are not best friends and we already know that. Either ditch heels completely or opts for wedges or comfortable jutis if it’s completely unavoidable. 

Makeup: Lovely ideas for the Bride

The minimal makeup look is the finest form of makeup for a beach wedding. At your beach wedding, the more genuine you appear, the better. Double hooray! Your wedding pictures will look stunning and you won’t have to worry about your makeup leaking. Apply plenty of sunscreens before you venture outside into the sun.

When choosing your beach wedding makeup, stay away from dark and overdone makeup. It can be challenging to maintain your makeup in the heat since excessive sweating can cause your foundation and eye makeup to smear or run. Don’t forget to use a cosmetic setting spray or powder for flawless makeup that lasts for hours. Remember to use waterproof mascara. 

Keep Your Hair Game On Point. On a windy beach, there is nothing worse than having your hair stick to your makeup, fall on your face, or otherwise make you seem unkempt. Therefore, if you have long hair, you might want to think about putting it back with a nice clip or bobby pins. Consider wearing your hair in buns to keep it off your neck and in place for optimal comfort.

Always remember to choose the style that comforts you first and then which goes along with the background because comfort matters first.

Happy wedding.