Wearing a smile

Frowns and duckfaces and jeers, oh my! How many times you find that would otherwise be a beautiful wedding photo ... if not for the fact that the bride is doing her best impression of a fashion model? Personally, I love the cup of the camera, but when I try to play it seriously, I end up looking constipated, not sexy or daring. And I know there are others like me out there, you can not remove the stern look, burning that is oh so popular today. I mean, if you happen to look great with a frown on his face, then fantastic. But the fact is that most brides seem more beautiful when wearing a smile - my apologies to the model Sasha Pivovarova. 

But perhaps you are wondering how to smile in the wedding photos to look their best. I know it's something I've wondered, as they are too many pictures of me showing giant rubber extensions or appearance I have no upper lip. The thing is I found some tips on StyleList that has helped me see better in most of the photos.

    According to Dr. Golub-Evans, to find the best and most natural in the pictures, "Smile with your teeth slightly parted, as if he's excited about something," he says. "You will show your teeth whiter, because the lower teeth can not be hidden behind the top and his forced smile did not look."