As couples embrace more authentic wedding styles, brides are following suit with fresh-faced makeup that enhances their ...

This bride said “I don’t” to caked-on wedding cosmetics. A Tennessee woman’s decision to go makeup-free on her wedding day sent the internet into a tailspin. Earlier this week, Nashville-based ...

Calynn Davis, an American bride, went viral for choosing to walk down the aisle with no makeup, defying the modern norm of ...

A woman shared a candid post to Reddit's r/weddingshaming forum after her friend accused her of trying to "outshine" her at her wedding ... of those makeup artists who only did natural/the ...

"I've watched so many bridal makeup videos and they are so gorgeous ... "I decided I was going to go natural. My husband is used to seeing me that way." Newsweek discussed the video—which ...

For her wedding day hair and makeup, however, Eugenie was an all-natural bridal beauty. When she said “I do” to Jack Brooksbank at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle on Friday morning ...

Calynn Chapman, a 25-year-old bride, chose to walk down the aisle without makeup, embracing her natural look. Her decision went viral on social media, sparking criticism. Read more for the entire ...

A Nashville bride chose to skip makeup on her wedding day, inspiring millions online and encouraging others to embrace their natural beauty. Calynn Chapman, a 25-year-old from Nashville ...

Asking for natural wedding makeup on your big day is like sitting down at a restaurant and asking for food. The term encompasses way too much: Do you want matte or dewy? Sculpted or blushy?

Whether you’re a bride with two makeup products to your name or a vixen with a speakeasy booked for the big day, natural bridal makeup can be a fit for any kind of wedding. We combed through ...

However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Getty Images Asking for natural wedding makeup on your big day is like sitting down at a ...