What is the appropriate extent of priest management massage (treatment)?

Lately, as I've been preparing for my wedding, the word "bride management" keeps catching my eye. Especially, bride management massages are said to be essential, but I'm starting to wonder what the appropriate extent of this should be. At first, I thought it would be enough to just do some basic skin care or light body relaxation, but hearing from others, the scope seems to vary from person to person, which is a bit confusing.

Basically, it seems like starting with facial massage. To look bright and lively on your wedding day, skin tone-up and elasticity care are definitely necessary. These days, many people are also trying out the latest treatments like LED masks and high-frequency therapy. I also want to go for a more modern and sophisticated look, so I'm thinking about trying these treatments. However, I'm a bit worried that doing it too aggressively might make my skin sensitive.

And body care can't be overlooked either. To achieve a beautiful line when wearing a dress, massages that shape the shoulders, back, and arms seem to be essential. Especially, back care is said to require careful attention depending on the wedding dress design. If you're planning to wear an off-shoulder or backless style, it's even more important. But here, another dilemma arises. Should I just relax the muscles, or should I go further into professional body shape correction? If I include body shape correction, it might take a lot of time and cost a considerable amount, so I'm hesitating.

Leg care cannot be overlooked either. I'll be standing all day taking photos and walking around, so I think a massage to reduce leg swelling is definitely necessary. These days, I hear recommendations for slimming massages or lymphatic drainage, but I’m not sure how far I should go with them. I'm worried that if I go too intense, I might be tired the day before the wedding, but if I go too lightly, I wonder if it will be effective. I want to find a balance somewhere in the middle, but it's not easy.

Honestly, bridal management massages are not just about looking prettier, but also about wanting to feel light and relaxed in both body and mind for that day. Maybe that's why receiving it in a healing, spa-like atmosphere feels important. But if I go to a place that's too luxurious, it feels burdensome, and if I go somewhere too cheap, I'm worried about the quality... It's really not easy to choose.

When I ask around, some people say that once or twice is enough, while others say I should start managing at least three months in advance. My wedding is about a month and a half away, so I wonder if it's too late to start now, but I also worry that rushing might be burdensome. As a result, my mind is a bit cluttered. I think I need to figure out what the appropriate scope of bride management is and ultimately clarify what I really want for myself.

To keep up with modern trends, it seems best to receive full face and body treatments at a place that uses the latest equipment. On the other hand, traditional methods that provide a comfortable and relaxing experience are also not bad. Since cost is a consideration, I should decide within a reasonable limit without overdoing it. Still, to look satisfying on my wedding day, it would be better to start preparing gradually from now, right?

As I keep pondering like this, time just keeps slipping away. Tonight, I plan to look for more reviews and maybe call a nearby massage shop tomorrow. Bridal care has more decisions than I expected, so it's a bit hectic, but I think it's okay because the excitement is greater. If you were in my place, how far would you go with the care? If there are others with similar worries like me, I’d love to share and talk about it.