DJ Griffin Make Up Artist

A little look at some of my favourite makeup I’ve created this year 🤍

From bridal and soft glam to something a little more editorial — I love being able to create completely different looks for different faces.

Belfast makeup artist | Bridal | Occasion | Editorial

Which one are you choosing? 👀

The night before the wedding 💒
Flashback to Bethan’s wedding in Rome last month 🇮🇹
This was the look for her pre wedding dinner ✨
Hair colour & Styling by the amazing

A lil’ something to break up the Bridal Content ☺️
Behind the scenes with Natural Hair Company 📸

Behind the scenes working with Natural Hair Company 📸

Bridesmaid Glam 🌸
The brief was Kim K ✨

Sleek hair by

Love a client selfie
Lyndsay & Mel last week ☺️

💒 BRIDE SQUAD 💒
Flashback to Eve’s wedding a few years ago 👰

Each bride is individual and gets their own bespoke look designed at the trial but quite often I like to use neutral bronze and ch*****ne tones to tie in with the classic white/cream/ivory dress. Within these tones you can play a lot with colour depth and placement, making the look as soft or dramatic as you like.

Soft pinks are a great option for bridesmaids as they’re typically wearing something with more colour and this can reflect in the makeup. To me soft pinks still fall into the neutral category, whilst adding a subtle pop of colour. These dusty rose tones look great with any outfit but especially if the bridal party is wearing green, purple or pink.

A classic soft glam always looks good for the mother of the bride. I typically use a colour with more depth on the lips. This brings a lot more warmth to the face. I also love encouraging more mature clients to try false lashes. A corner lash or individuals can really open the eye up and make them stand out in photos.

My bridal diary is open until the end of 2027 - message me directly with any enquiries ☺️