Zoya Bridal Bliss Collection with Freehand Doily Nail Art

Generally, Zoya collections present interesting colors each time they're released. But in the instance of Bridal Bliss, the colors are actually repeats, but they've been curated into a collection that's perfect for a soon-to-be bride in need of look for her big day.

Bridal Bliss is rife with sheer pinks that make the nail look cleaned up, but neutral. I've recently been obsessing over shades like this after transitioning into my old square nail shape. It gives me dainty vibes. With that in mind, here's the dainty doily nail art I did for Bridal Bliss.

Using Bela and Snow White from Bridal Bliss, I hand-painted these subtle designs, and I'm obsessed! I think these are the perfect bridal nails, and can be reworked in a few ways to meet a bride's needs. For example, you could move the design towards the tip if the bride wants a more classic French look. Or, you could expand the design on the ring finger across all 10 fingers. Or, make the bride's big-day preparations easy by just offering one of the colors from Bridal Bliss. She's sure to find one that fits her theme best!

Bridal Bliss Swatches

Zoya - Abby

Abby (2 coats) is a repeat, soft pastel lavender creme. Use this as floral accents for the other shades in Bridal Bliss.

Zoya - Avril

Avril (2 coats) may be the most opaque sheer (if that makes any sense). It's a fleshy, creamy nude. 

Zoya - Bela

Bela (2 coats) is my favorite sheer in Bridal Bliss. I used this for my the doily nail art because its ultra-sheer, milky pink finish screams femininity. 

Zoya - Blu

Blu (2 coats) is another repeat you may recognize from 2013! Blu is a very light, pastel baby blue creme.

Zoya - Brighton

Brighton (2 coats) is the star of this collection, in that it outshines all the other shades with its NUDE and HOLOGRAPHIC finish. I'll say it again...NUDE. AND. HOLOGRAPHIC. Yeah.

Zoya - Chantal

Chantal (2 coats) is a nude creme that works with any skin color. It's light enough for the fairest fairy, and would contrast beautifully with the darkest divas. 

Zoya - Erika

Erika (2 coats) has so many levels. She is a milky pink semi-sheer with gold shimmer. I think this might be the go-to shade for any outdoor summer weddings - the gold shimmer would catch the camera's eyes when the photographer started snapping.

Zoya - Leia

Leia (2 coats) might be a good winter topper for a bride, as the cool iridescent shimmer can go over any of these Bridal Bliss shades. I did it on its own to show how it looks, but it would probably be better as a top coat.

Zoya - Loretta

Loretta (2 coats) is the MOST sheer color from Bridal Bliss. This is 2 coats, but as you can see, it's a barely there pink.

Zoya - McKenna

McKenna (2 coats) is a greyish-nude creme with a slight pearl finish.

Zoya - Rue

Rue (2 coats) is a soft mauve-y blush creme. It's almost sheer, but it's definitely still a creme.

Zoya - Snow White

Snow White (2 coats) is a classic, white creme polish. It worked wonderfully for the doily nail art too. 

The Bridal Bliss curated collection can be picked up here. And if you're patient, you'll get a tutorial for the nail art soon! It's not as difficult as it looks...with patience! 

The products in this post were given for review purposes. The reviews are based entirely on my experience with the products and were in no way influenced by anyone.