Royal Wedding Guests Dress Up

The first screen shows a guest standing in front of a palace chapel, and a menu along the side with categories like hair, nails, and dresses. You pick where to start, then tap through options one at a time. The guest changes instantly each time, so it is easy to compare a ball gown against a shorter cocktail dress before committing. Royal Wedding Guests lets you work on several wedding guests, so each one can end up with a totally different outfit.

The wardrobe covers the usual ground: long satin gowns, lace wraps, gloves, clutches, and jewelry like tiaras and drop earrings. Hair options run from a tight side bun to loose curls, and there is a manicure section with nail shapes and polish colors. There is also a spa step where you can freshen up the guest before dressing her. Most pieces layer sensibly, so a shawl sits over the dress and jewelry sits on top, and you can swap one item without redoing everything else.

The twist is the mix of spa, hair salon, and dress-up in one flow. Instead of just throwing on clothes, you prep the guest first, do her nails, style her hair, and only then build the outfit. It gives each round a small routine to follow. When a guest is finished, you can save the completed look, and moving to the next guest means the wedding crowd slowly fills up with your designs.

Do the spa and nails first so the finishing details do not clash with the dress you pick later. Match the manicure to the gown's trim color instead of the main fabric, since nails sit against the hands near jewelry. And if a hairdo hides the earrings you love, switch to an updo, which leaves the neckline clear for the statement pieces.