As the object of so much attention, looking your very best should be important. By Karen Healy
Have you ever considered how many times you're going to be kissed, hugged, touched and looked at on your wedding day? Well, if the answer is "no", then you may want to start thinking about it.
Female guests will certainly watch you adoringly; male guests will pat you across the back and shake your hand firmly; and those who know you really well will want to get up close and personal.
- Dirty, chipped, chewed-to-the-stub nails are by no means the perfect place for a band of gold - get a manicure.
- Don't go for a radical new hairstyle just before the big day. Any dramatic changes in your looks should be saved for when you get home and settle in as husband and wife.
- If dandruff is a problem, ask your stylist to recommend a shampoo to improve your scalp and diminish flakes.
- Dirty, chipped, chewed-to-the-stub nails are by no means the perfect place for a band of gold - get a manicure.
- Don't go for a radical new hairstyle just before the big day. Any dramatic changes in your looks should be saved for when you get home and settle in as husband and wife.
- If dandruff is a problem, ask your stylist to recommend a shampoo to improve your scalp and diminish flakes.
- Skin, your body's largest organ, is constantly changing. Protect it well by purchasing a combination moisturiser/sun screen.
- Don't shave your sideburn too short or you'll end up making your face look round. The general rule is that sideburns should reach the centre of the inner ear.
- Should your lack of hair be troubling you, don't be tempted to stretch a few long bits across your bare patch.
- Stand tall. Drooped shoulders and an arched back give you a "bad attitude look", not exactly the image of the happy, handsome groom you're meant to be on your wedding day.
* Don't worry Ladies, we won't tell if you 'just happen' to leave this article up on his computer screen.
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