PIP UP YOUR BODY Our tips for blushing brides-to-be on waxing, dieting and fake tan — as Pippa Middleton prepares to marry James Matthews in wedding of the year

Pippa, a youthful 33, recently indulged in a glamorous leg pampering session at London’s renowned “leg school for the stars” nestled in the upscale enclave of Knightsbridge.

At Grace Belgravia, where a lifetime membership rings in at a cool £55,000, lies the coveted Capri Palace Leg School, promising treatments that leave legs feeling as if they’ve been kissed by angels – lighter, fitter, smoother, and oozing slinky appeal.

But hey, there’s more to consider in the week leading up to your walk down the aisle, especially if you’re a blushing bride-to-be.

So, here’s a nifty guide by AMY JONES to keep you glowing and gleaming on your big day.

First off, let’s talk beverages. Ditch the alcohol and guzzle down plenty of fluids, especially the likes of green tea and good ol’ H2O. Steer clear of fizzy drinks, even the diet ones.

When it comes to chow time, opt for a diet rich in fiber and protein, giving starchy carbs and refined sugars a wide berth.

Now, if you’re eyeing that radiant bridal glow, consider getting a spray tan about three days before the main event. It’ll give you a natural bronzed look without risking any unsightly orange smudges on your pristine gown.

And speaking of limbs, who needs to drop a fortune on Pippa’s rumored leg elixir? Grab yourself a firm, natural-bristle brush and give your legs a good three-minute brush-down daily to tackle those pesky cellulite dimples.

Don’t neglect your hands, either. Keep them soft and your nails strong with a daily dose of sweet almond or coconut oil. And if flakiness is a concern, whip up a homemade scrub using olive oil and salt for a gentle exfoliation.

Now’s not the time for experimentation – stick with trusted beauty products and laundry detergents to avoid any last-minute skin catastrophes. Opt for a moisturizer packed with vitamin E to keep your skin in tip-top shape.

If waxing isn’t already part of your routine, don’t make your debut now. Start at least three months prior to your special day to sidestep any last-minute swelling or irritation. And for the seasoned waxers, schedule your session a couple of days before to keep things smooth.

For picture-perfect nails, consider a gel manicure. With instant drying and chip-free durability, it’s a no-brainer. Just make sure to schedule it a day or two before the festivities to keep those digits looking fresh.

While Pippa hones her legs, focus on toning those arms – after all, they’re more likely to be on display. Grab some dumbbells and get to work with lateral raises, bicep curls, and tricep extensions for sculpted arms that steal the show.

Remember, beauty sleep is your best friend. Aim for a few extra Z’s in the week leading up to the big day to banish those under-eye bags and keep stress levels at bay.

And let’s not forget about those wedding shoes – break them in early to avoid any uncomfortable surprises on the dance floor. Slip them on for a quick spin around the house each day, and don’t forget to dance to your favorite tunes while you’re at it.

Pack wisely for the post-wedding morning and honeymoon adventures. Bring along some photogenic pajamas and a comfy outfit for the morning after – unless, of course, you’re game for breakfast in your wedding gown.

And lastly, don’t leave packing for the honeymoon until the eleventh hour – tackle that suitcase prep in the week leading up to the wedding to ensure a stress-free getaway.