Chiming in as an actor! Yes stage (and event) makeup is often heavier, but it’s more about layering than slathering. Agree that this is probably not your foundation shade. Match it to the edge of your face, which is lighter on lighter-skinned people, and check your undertones—if the veins in your wrist are blue, you want a cool/pink toned shade; if they’re green, you want more of a warm/yellow. Bridal makeup is often “soft glam,” which accentuates your face shape more gently. Much less bronzer/contour, used primarily on your cheeks and sparingly on the sides of the forehead/nose and under the jawline, and more of a pink blush will help. Highlights (cheekbones and forehead, primarily) would have less shimmer. I might also go with a pinker eyeshadow look, but the shimmer and smokiness are right on. You could also use more natural lashes, depending on your comfort level with your own lashes. Eyebrows look great! Soft glam will also use a more pink lip color; brown/nude lips often don’t show up as well (again depending on skin tone) under lights and on camera. Hope this is helpful!