Question 1

How many services can be booked for weekend weddings?

Accepted Answer

For weekend weddings, a minimum of 2 services is required (makeup or hairstyling). Alternatively, a minimum booking of $700 may apply.

Question 2

When should I book my bridal trial?

Accepted Answer

Most brides schedule their bridal makeup & hair trial about 4–6 months before the wedding day.
Trials are often booked around engagement photos, bridal showers, or other special events so you can fully experience your look before the wedding.

Question 3

Can I book a trial before officially booking my wedding date?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You’re welcome to schedule a bridal trial first and reserve your wedding date afterward. Please keep in mind that your wedding date will remain open until it’s officially booked.
If another client books your date before your trial appointment, I will always let you know in advance.
During your trial, adjustments and changes to both makeup and hair are always welcome so we can create your perfect bridal look.

Question 4

Can I change the number of services after signing the contract?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Service adjustments are absolutely possible.
Smaller changes are usually no problem. For larger reductions, please keep in mind that time is reserved specifically for your wedding party.
Additional services may be added depending on timeline and availability.
All changes need to be finalized at least 30 days before the wedding day.

Question 5

Is there a lower price for teenage makeup & hair services?

Accepted Answer

For clients ages 12 and older, makeup and hair services are considered full services and are priced accordingly, as each look is fully customized.
Makeup pricing is not based on product usage, each service includes skin preparation, professional application, and a customized look tailored to each client.
Hair styling pricing is also not based on hair thickness or volume.