Makeup for the one day you cannot redo, built around a trial instead of a guess.
A trial is worth doing in conditions close to the real thing — near your actual wedding date if the season changes your skin, in daylight if your ceremony is outdoor, with a photo taken on a phone so you can see how it reads on camera rather than only in a mirror. It is also the point to talk through your timeline: how early hair and makeup need to start relative to photos, first look, and getting dressed.
How makeup holds up over a long day is mostly a function of prep and product choice suited to the actual conditions, not a fixed number of hours. An outdoor summer wedding in Utah heat is a different brief from an indoor ceremony in January, and a trial is where that gets worked out rather than assumed.
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