I am OBSESSED with how this wedding makeup turned out. I love that it is unique and speical, yet I feel like our bride, Gabbie, still totally looks like herself.

I focused on keeping this look ultra fresh, dewy, and bright. I wanted the eyes to really pop, so I used every glitter I had in all my Pat Mcrath palettes, especially the lightest glitter shade in the Divine Rose Palette.

With the wedding color palette being shades of purple, pink, and blue at the Conservatory of Flowers in San Francisco, Gabbie and I really wanted her makeup look to match this. After her trial, we decided that going TOO matchy-matchy wasn’t the best, so we toned the look down from a full on purple eye, to a more subdued peachy pink eye, with a holographic icy highlight. For the inner corner highlight, I used Danessa Myricks Lightwork Palette using “Like Duhh.” I also used “Piece of cake” and “Smooth Sailing” from the same palette mixed with the peachy pink shade in the same Divine Rose Palette mentioned earlier.

For Gabbie’s complexion, we used Armani Luminous Silk foundation, and I used my Temptu Airbrush to give her a holographic peachy pink highlight, by mixing “Pink Pearl” and “Peachy Pink Shimmer.” This really took Gabbie’s glow to the next level!!

I love how Gabbie and her whole party have a fresh, angelic, fairytale vibe. This wedding is such a great example of how makeup and hair can really tie everything else together!

Hairstyling is by April Hall of D+A Bridal, and assisted by Alejandro Jimenez. All makeup done by me.

Planning + Design: @chloealiseevents
Photography: @dirtpearlsandcurlsphotography
Venue: @conservatoryofflowers
Florals: @floralluxe
Catering: @gracestreetcatering
DJ: Alex Storm
Rentals: @brighteventrentals
Cake: @cakecoquette
Hair/makeup: @dabridalsf
Dress: custom @pallascouture
First dance: @erinparsleyweddingdances