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I LOVED the airbrush makeup!  If I could have someone do it for me everyday, I would! (Actually, the artist I used sells the kits, but how can any human aim that thing at herself and accurately spray??!)

It felt totally weightless, but lasted 12 hours.  It really smoothed out my skin tones, and like MJ said, it looks really natural.  I think you can get a really glam look thru the eye/lip makeup and not have to wear heavy foundation, but that's just MHO. Also, it's humid here, so wearing cake-y makeup would just not be fun.  If you'll be outdoors in the sun, you also might want to consider airbrush, since sunlight can really affect how the makeup looks and sweat can make traditional foundation run. I'm on the complete opposite end of the country, so I can't help you on figuring out your area's competitive pricing, but my gal only charged $10 extra to do airbrush. (On top of her over $100 hair/makeup package; she gives a discount on the bride's makeup if there are more than 2 attendants.) 

Either way, I suggest you do a trial run no matter what. That way you can see how you like the feel of whatever you choose, how it stands up to hours of wear, and if you like the look of the makeup application.

Are you a sweater? Because if you are, I would not go for airbrush in august. I am a sweaty gal, so I know. Also, if you are trying to go for the more natural, dewey-look, I would definately go for the traditional makeup application. I think airbrushing is perfect for pictures, but it doesn't seem like it lasts if you plan to eat, drink, and party (especially in the summer). If you can, you should do a trial to see which works best for you, but just a note: airbrushed makeup really settles into ANY fine lines you have on your face, so if you do have some (I learned the hard way), be sure to apply a primer first.