7 DIY Wedding Makeup Hacks to Ensure You Look Flawless on Your Big Day

The most natural flush comes courtesy of cream blush. "If you like dewiness, using creams allows you to get color and dewiness," explained LaMar. However, these formulas can lack in staying power, and of course, you want your enhanced newlywed glow to last from the ceremony through the afterparty. "Layering powder on top will set the color," he advised. "It will last much longer, even if you forget primer or setting spray."

Here, the bride is applying Kevyn Aucoin Cream Blush in Pravella ($26) with her fingertips to the apples of her cheeks, blending towards the hairline.