Bridal beauty, the glow on the face of a bride; these are phrases that we hear often enough before a wedding. But how is it that every bride looks so gorgeous on the day of her wedding? While the happiness that the day brings definitely adds to the charm of the bride, it also has a lot to do with the fact that most brides follow a stringent beauty regimen before their wedding. And why not? After all, everyone wants to look their best on the day of their nuptials. We tell you how to ensure that you are every bit the glowing bride on your big day. Beauty Tips to Follow Before Your Wedding Every bride looks gorgeous on the day of her wedding. It is generally a foregone conclusion. But, it does take months of getting ready for the D-day. It is important that you follow a good cleansing program. Do not forget the mantra of cleansing, toning, and moisturizing. Try to use a skin exfoliating cream or face pack at least once in a week. Take appointments for regular facials, skin cleaning procedures, manicures, and pedicures. It is also important to consult a dermatologist for any conditions that you are worried about and you think will mar your beauty. Oil your hair regularly and wash it well. Start going for regular deep conditioning treatments. The tiniest things go a long way when you are preparing yourself for a wedding.

Beauty Regimen Timeline
6 Months	When you start your beauty regimen, it is important that you set aside an amount for it in your wedding budget. Look out for offers for brides at salons and spas. Many places have specifically tailored bridal packages. While it may seem unnecessary to make all the appointments so early, it is better to do that than to be stuck in a situation where your regular hairdresser is not available or the makeup artist you wanted for your wedding is out of town. This is the perfect time to start on any skin or hair treatments that you want to. Consult a dermatologist and put yourself in a skin care program. Even if you have the most flawless skin on the planet, it may need some professional help. Start a skin program tailored to suit your skin type. Most brides-to-be tend to ignore their hands and nails. Now is the time to start opting for regular manicures and preparing your nails for the d-day. Use nail strengtheners and cuticle builders if you do not want to put fake nails. Being fit and having a figure that you can flaunt will only help you feel better about your appearance on the day of your wedding. So, this may be a good time to start on a fitness regime. Start eating right and working with a personal trainer.
3 Months	At three months, all your appointments for the day before the wedding should have been made and fixed. This includes your appointment for a manicure, a pedicure, hair removal procedures, facials, etc. This is the time that you should start talking to your hairstylist about the look for the wedding day. If you want, you can experiment with your hair, so that even if it is not a look that you are comfortable with, your hair will grow out in the time before the wedding. Talk to your stylist about what looks they think you can wear for your wedding. This may also be the right time to talk to your makeup artist about the look that would look best on you. It may also be a good idea to talk to your wedding photographer about what he or she thinks are the looks that will look the best in the photographs.
2 Months	Now is the time to make all the final decisions regarding your look for the wedding day. Confirm with the hairstylist about your hair do for the final day. You also need to meet your makeup artist to decide for once and for all, your look for the day. If you are undergoing skin treatments, then this is the time to consult your dermatologist about any changes that you think are needed for your regimen.
2 Weeks	Two weeks before the wedding is when you should start getting your final treatments. If you have an appointment with your hairstylist, then this is the time to get your final haircut, coloring procedures, and extension attachments. By now you should also be done with the final leg of your skin treatment procedures. Talk to your dermatologist on how you need to maintain skin care in the future.
1 Week	Just one week left for the big day. If you have planned well, then there is not much that you need to do. It may be advisable for you to spend some time preparing a kit of beauty products that you are going to use, both on the day of the wedding, and for your honeymoon. Now is also the perfect time to go for a last facial before the wedding day. Also, treat yourself to a pedicure and a manicure. Any hair removal process that you want to undergo should be kept for this time before the final day. Pamper your hair by getting a deep conditioning treatment or a good oil massage and wash.
Day Before	Book into a spa for a body massage to relax yourself before the biggest day of your life. Pamper yourself completely. Get conditioning and moisturizing treatments for your hand and your feet. Remember to always get a good night's sleep before your wedding, as you want to be completely relaxed on the d-day.
On the Day of the Wedding	On your wedding day, it is important that you eat well and stay away from any caffeine based drinks. Give yourself enough time before the ceremony so that your hairstylist and your makeup artist can work their wonder. Remember that this is your day and no one is more important. Just relax and enjoy the day as nothing will make you look more beautiful.

These are some of the most important beauty tips for women who are about to get married. Your wedding day will be the most important day in your life and it is essential that you look gorgeous on that day. Following a good beauty regimen can actually go a long way in ensuring that you definitely steal the show on your big day.