Lovely Wedding Date

The first screen shows the bride sitting in front of a mirror, already waiting with a bare face and a hair pinned up. You start with the makeup tab, and every choice lands on her face right away. Pick a foundation tone, and her skin changes instantly, so you can see whether it matches before moving on. The screen stays clean, with the model on the left and the category menu on the right.

The makeup section covers eyebrows, eyeshadow, blush, lipstick and eye color, each with its own row of swatches. After that comes the hair tab, where you can give her loose curls, a bun or a braided updo, then change the color separately from the style. The wardrobe holds wedding dresses, veils, bouquets and jewelry. A tiara sits over the hairstyle instead of erasing it, and a veil layers behind her shoulders, so you can stack pieces without losing the ones underneath.

The difference in this makeover game is the date at the end. Once the look is finished, the groom appears in the scene next to her, and the two pose together for the wedding photo. That means you are dressing for two people in one frame, not just filling a solo lineup. When you are happy, the game saves the finished couple shot, and you can start over on a fresh bride.

Work in the order the tabs are laid out, because lipstick looks different once you pick a darker eyeshadow. If you choose a tiara, go with a bun or an updo so the crown has space to read. For the couple photo, keep the bouquet color close to the lipstick shade, since they sit near each other in the frame.