Nail Artist
Nail Artist for Weddings near Athens
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Nail Artist · Ηλιούπολη, Attica
Queens_spa
Nail Artist · Athens, Attica
ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΜΑΝΔΑΛΗ
Nail Artist · Kifisia, Attica
HAIR SALON SALAOUNI
Nail Artist · Heraklion, Attica
Beauty Moments
Nail Artist · Μελίσσια, Attica
Το Καμαρίνι by Elena Mara
Nail Artist
Anty Sotiriou
Nail Artist
Nails Maria Mystique
Nail Artist · Athens, Attica
Ίριδα
Nail Artist · Νέα Φιλαδέλφεια, Attica
Γεωργία Καβαγια
Nail Artist · Piraeus, Attica
ICON BEAUTY
Nail Artist · Peristeri, Attica
Beauty Passion
Nail Artist · Νεβρόπολη Αγράφων, Thessaly
Maritina Paraskeuopoulou
The bridal manicure is one of those details that shows up everywhere — on the ring, the bouquet, the close-up photos of your hands. Nail artists in Athens handle manicure and pedicure a few days before the wedding, with gel polish or extensions. Look at their work and book your slot early.
At a glance
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The professionals on this page are based in: Αθήνα, Ηλιούπολη, Νέα Φιλαδέλφεια, Πειραιάς, Περιστέρι.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a bridal manicure cost in Athens?
Cost depends on the technique — classic, gel, extensions or nail art — and whether it is done at the studio or your place. A combined manicure-and-pedicure package is usually better value. Detailed designs are priced per nail or per hour.
When should I have my nails done before the wedding?
Ideally 2 to 3 days before, so they are fresh but there is still time for a fix if needed. Gel polish lasts through the honeymoon too. If you are considering extensions, try them a few weeks earlier to get used to the length.
What manicure suits a bride?
Classics such as French, nude and soft pinks work with any dress and don't pull attention from the ring. If you love colour or nail art, keep it subtle. Think about the close-up photos of your hands with the ring.