Magical touch of rainbow in my wedding

 Since June was the pride month and I haven't made any posts, two of my friends asked why I didn't make a post - am I against it, did I have any bad experience, do I consider it wrong etc etc.

I didn't have much to write and so I didn't write - thats the answer.

So here goes my thought and experience. My bridal makeup artists were transgenders and I had recieved a lot of questions regarding how they were to me and how comfortable I was when they were adjusting underskirts or blouse, tucking in the pleets, arranging ornaments in the chest area and so many other questions. Some said they were actually anxious when they came to know my makeup artists.

It was same as how we associate with other artists in this profession. They are also humans and its just that they have identified their real self and chose to live the way they are. I never had a feel that they are different - it's just as how I see another woman. I addressed both of them as 'chechi' only and my family and me were really happy and comfortable with their work.

I said about family because for weddings you can see beauticians not allowing relatives to enter or bother to talk to them and all. But here they had talked and clarified doubts of my dearest ones and were friendly to them too.

And also, she had never forced any of her choices on to me for pre wedding or wedding makeup. I was happy with whatever suggestions she gave and it was the best for me. Also she didn't make unnecessary suggestions or anything like many others do and she did the makeup taking into consideration my choices as well.  I was super duper happy with her and I will definitely suggest her to anyone who asks me for a good bridal makeup artist. Apart from being a makeup artist, she is a  bold lady with her own opinions that you could see her clearly telling her stand for the issues around her. And she is Seema Vineeth.

Insta handle - @seemavineeth

Facebook -https://m.facebook.com/seemavineethmakeover