Bridal Boutique Salon Wedding Planner

You open on a bride in a robe, sitting in front of a mirror with a morning light behind her. The first choice is her treatment, shown as a row of spa icons along the bottom of the screen. Pick one and it animates right on her: a face mask spreads on, cucumber slices settle over her eyes. Nothing happens all at once. Each pick plays out as its own small scene before you move to the next.

The wardrobe splits into stations. The spa station holds a clay mask, a steam session, a nail soak and polish colors. The hair station has an updo with loose tendrils, a low bun with a jeweled pin, and long waves. Makeup covers a nude lip, a soft smoky eye, blush and highlighter. The boutique station is the biggest: ball gowns, fit-and-flare dresses, lace sleeves, veils, a bouquet, earrings and a necklace. Layers work the way they should. The veil sits over the hair, jewelry sits over the neckline, and the bouquet goes in her hands last.

What separates this from a plain makeover game is the planning thread between stations. A shopping segment lets you browse the boutique before the salon, so the dress you pick early can guide every choice after it. The round ends with a finished bridal portrait of the full look.

Choose the dress first, even though the spa comes first on screen. Then match the hair updo to the neckline so both show. Skip heavy eye makeup if the veil sits low, since the tulle shadows her face in the final portrait.