Your hands are in more of your wedding photos than you expect, the rings, the bouquet, the first dance. We help brides and bridal parties across Boulder get nails that look right and last through every moment of the day.
We will help you choose a look that photographs beautifully and suits your dress and your hands, then plan the timing so your nails are perfect on the day. A trial a few weeks out lets us lock in the exact shade and shape with no surprises. For the day itself we recommend a long-wear finish, gel, builder gel or Gel-X, so nothing chips through the celebration.
Bridesmaids, mothers, the whole group, we can book you together so it becomes a relaxed part of the celebration rather than one more thing to manage. Mani-pedis the day before are popular and a lovely way to spend time together. Because groups take planning, reach out early with your numbers and date.
Book your date as far ahead as you can, Boulder’s wedding weekends fill quickly. Plan a trial a few weeks before, then your final set one to two days before the wedding, fresh, but with time to adjust. Request your wedding booking and tell us the date and party size.
Book your date as early as you can, especially for a group, since wedding-season weekends fill fast. Do a trial a few weeks out, then your final set one to two days before the wedding.
Yes. Group bookings are one of our favorite things. Send us your numbers and date and we will set aside the time so everyone is done together.
Classic and timeless photograph best, French, soft neutrals, clean nudes, subtle chrome or delicate art. We will help you choose something you will love in photos for decades.
Long-wear is the key. Gel, builder gel or Gel-X all hold up through the day and photograph beautifully. We will match it to your nails and the look you want.
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