Top 3 Smokey Eye Makeup Looks for Your Wedding Day

Say ‘I do’ to smokey eye makeup and be the eye enchantress on your wedding day. From dramatic to soft to colored, smokey eye looks can add the perfect glam quotient on your D-day and give you a show-stopper look. Start taking notes, as we have got three gorgeous variations of smokey eye makeup, ideal for every bride.

3 Smokey Eye Makeup Looks

1. Classical Smokey Eye

The classical smokey eye makeup is timeless for a reason. The playfulness of dark eyeshadows, the absence of harsh lines, and the freedom to build warmth and intensity through blending shades – all contribute to the bold, alluring smokey eyes. And, for the bold bride that you are, this is your perfect wedding day makeup look for eye. This timeless look is all about blending softly and using neutral shades for sophistication.

Step 1: Prep a base by applying concealer to your eyelids. This will keep your eyeshadow in place all day and night. Apply the lightest shade over your entire eyelid.

Step 2: Use a medium brown color such as the one on the outer corner of your eyelid and smudge upwards towards your crease. Build the intensity with a deep brown or black eyeshadow on the outer corner.

Step 3:Line your upper and lower lashline and smudge it with a brush. For intense drama, apply one or two coats of volumizing mascara and get dramatic, full lashes.

1.Soft Smokey Eye

Say yes to a romantic, ethereal glow on your wedding day with a soft,smokey eye look. Delicate hues, a pop of soft shimmer, gentle definition – all working in unison to enhance your natural features without overpowering them.

Step 1: Prep the eye base as usual. Sweep light, shimmery eyeshadow all over your eyelid. Next, take a fluffy brush and blend a light rosy, brown eyeshadow into your crease for subtle definition.

Step 2: Unload a little shimmery champagne eyeshadow on the inner corner and brow bone to widen your eye look. Using brown eyeliner, tightline your upper lash line.

Step 3: Seal the soft smokey look with the magical strokes of mascara for a subtle, fluttering lash effect.