Add these colorful, skin-friendly foods to your diet about six weeks before your big day to bring out your natural inner glow.

On your wedding day, smooth, glowing skin is an absolute must. However, that vibrant and flawless finish found on your cheeks should not stop at the neck, especially when bridal trends of strapless, backless, and even short wedding dresses are on the rise.

Oftentimes, the pressures of wedding planning can make a bride-to-be much more critical than is necessary. If you find yourself nitpicking tiny spots or flaws in your skin you have never noticed prior, you may be attempting to fix something that was never broken to begin with.

Whether you're the bride, part of the wedding party or a guest, the last thing you want is to be cemented in wedding album history with a sunburned nose, tired eyes, and a blemish lurking dangerously close to your mouth.

You've washed; you've moisturized; you've slept a full eight hours; you've even splurged on expensive facial treatments involving bizarre ingredients. So, come time to walk down the aisle, why does your complexion appear drab and dull, not radiant and glowing like you had envisioned?

ven if you adamantly followed every single bridal beauty countdown rule in the book, an unforeseen complexion crisis can rear its ugly head on your big day.

When your partner first proposes, most brides-to-be are glowing with joy. That is, until they begin the wedding-planning process. That's when stress, beautiful skin enemy #1, often kicks in.

There is no need to skimp on quality for sake of your wedding budget, especially when your local grocery store has everything you need to get glowing in time for the big day.

Is it love that is making you glow, or this 3-month answer to beautiful, bridal skin?

Hey, engaged girls: I'm sure lots of you have been hitting the gym regularly since getting your rings, but how about getting your skin in tip-top shape before your wedding day?