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Everyones approach to their wedding manicure is different.
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Maybe you want an allover muted color, or perhaps you have your heart set on 3D embellishments.
But figuring out your perfect bridal mani shouldnt be an added stressor.
Brides already have plenty of other details to worry about withhairandmakeuplooks.
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So we rounded up the best wedding nail ideas to make your search easier.
For this dreamy look, she usedThe GelBottle Teddy BIAB, which is available only to pro nail artists.
London-basedMateja Novakoviccreated this stripped-down style that features a hint of texture you have to look closely to see.
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Looking for a low-lift, DIY bridal mani?
Content creatorAri Binessuggests using good olpress-on nails.
For her own wedding, New York-based nail artistBari Elizabethcreated this manicure with elements of her gown in mind.
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She encourages brides to go for a solid color with a simple design.
It makes a world of difference when their photographer takes those memorable hand/ring photos.
ManicuristStephanie Stauntondoesn’t shy away from sending her clients off with a little bling.
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For this particular look, she used real diamonds that she sourced from Londons Hatton Garden.
To bling on a budget, try crystal nail stickers.
If you don’t want a gel manicure but still want a glossy finish?
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Coat your French manicure with theAllureBest of Beauty Award-winningOlive & June Quick Dry Top Coat.
To re-create this look, she recommends usingOPI Gel Nail Polishformulas.
“They are elegant and have a range of sheer polishes to choose from.”
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If you don’t want a gel manicure, but still want a glossy finish?
Coat your French manicure with the Best of Beauty-winningOlive & June Quick Dry Top Coat.
It dries in just 60 seconds to create a chip-resistant, shiny finish.
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Nail artist Bou ofNails by Boualso swears by the classic French manicurebut with a stiletto twist.
The stiletto shape is a bold, extra-memorable take on the classic look.
Krisztina Van Der Boom, founder ofDryBy salon, says less is more when it comes to wedding manicures.
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The base color can range from see-through pink to opaque nude to complement all skin tones."
Although Bou is partial to simple designs, she does love the added glamour of these appliques.
She combined 3D flowers, made with acrylic powder, with an ombre design.
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And this sleek almond shape really brings out the line details in a gorgeous way.
Alluresenior editorJesa Marie Calaorwanted her nails to be as fun as the dance floor on her big day.
Belakhlef added pearl appliques and tiny silver orbs to make the nail art stand out even more.
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Like a wedding dress made of Mikado fabric, this look is elegant with a hint of shine.
Nail artistRakia Easter-YahyapaintedLeChat Nail Lacquer in Awakeningonto this bride’s nails before topping it with chrome powder.
She added fine-line white swirls on two accent nails as a finishing touch.
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She combines the two looks here for a high-shine, classic manicure.
If youre considering doing your own nails for your big day, Los Angeles-based nail artistBrittney Boycesuggests this manicure.
More ways to prep for your big day:
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