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Tennessee Wedding Beauty Spas

Get polished and groomed at all of Tennessee's best beauty locales.

Part of that whole I'm-going-to-take-everyone's-breath-away effect you want for your wedding day is making sure that you are positively beautified before you walk down the aisle.

So, now that the bulk of planning is under your garter belt and the big day is approaching, it's time to get your neatly groomed nails, perfectly coiffed hair and a glowing complexion. Lucky for you, Tennessee is chock-full of places to get pretty piggy toes, a rosy-cheeked face and hair that says, "Yes, it's my big day!" So, take a breather -- it's time to get fancy.

Beauty to Boot

Lets start with your makeup: First, decide if you want to have a professional do your makeup or put your own skills to work. If you are looking to save a bit of cash, then the obvious choice is to do your own makeup or ask a friend with a more experienced hand. Be sure to not only have the obvious tools on hand, but also some that you may not use on an everyday basis, like concealer for dark circles and pimples, or powder for extra oily spots that may appear throughout the day.

If you can find it in your budget to hire a professional, check out Lisa Johnson, in Nashville or Studio LaRue Salon, in Memphis, which features a complete wedding day package, including a makeup consultation and hair styling.

One thing that you will want to keep in mind is that you need your beauty tricks to extend beyond your sessions with professionals. That means you will need the right tools on hand, like hairspray, the lipstick your makeup artist used and the right nail polish color just in case you get a last-minute nick. In addition, when considering a beauty hotspot, try to choose a location that offers "the works," including massages, nail services, facials, tanning and so forth. These venues help to keep rushing from place to place out of your wedding day schedule.

The Tennessean Do

Now that your face is ready to go, it is time to make sure your bridal hairs are perfectly coiffed. If you have unruly hair, you may want to consider putting all of your hair up, eliminating any concerns about fixing (and re-fixing) your hair. A complete up-do can be sprayed into place, and you won't have to think about it again.

However, if you fine hair has a tendency to not hold in a ponytail very well, then it probably will do the same with any elaborate wedding hairstyles you choose. Consider only pulling a small bit of hair up and securing it with a pretty barrette or wear your hair down and add volume by teasing it at the roots.

A few things to keep in mind when choosing your hair stylist are additions, like flowers or fancy bobby pins you will be wearing in your hair; where you will be placing your veil or tiara; and how much hair you want to wear off of your face.

The great thing about hair is that the options are endless, so all you really need to do is find the one that works for you!

Keep Tennessee Beauty Costs at a Minimum

OK, so not every bride has a purse big enough to cover the sometimes pricey bill brides can rack up when taking care of beauty needs via a professional.

But that's not a problem! The fun thing about primping is that you don't have to go spa crazy to get beautiful for your big day. Invest in some luscious lotions, pretty nail polish and even a nail spa kit, like the Helen Of Troy Paraffin Bath & Nail Spa Kit. You may also want to purchase a waxing kit, like the Poetic Waxing Kit by Bliss to make sure you are nice and smooth for your big day.

Have your best gal pals go in on the purchases with you and invite them over for a spa night at a fraction of the cost. The bonus? You also get a night of laughter, fun and great memories -- the ideal beauty prescription.

Stock Up on the Essentials

Assigning your mom, future mother-in-law or bridesmaid to the job of bringing along the beauty basics is not a bad idea at all. Deodorant, feminine hygiene products, a brush, curling iron, toothbrush and toothpaste, hairspray, and gum are all essentials that you might need when prepping for your Tennessee wedding day.

Most importantly, remember that your smiling face and happiness to be sharing your day with your loved ones are what make you the most beautiful. Get glowing and you'll be downright gorgeous from your vows right up until your last dance.

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