Wedding Hair & Makeup
Bridal services start at $250, and each appointment is custom built around your unique look, timeline, and wedding-day needs. Consider it your very own Glamsquad for the big day.
Contact your makeup artist promptly, explain why you’d like a second trial, & specify the changes you want to explore. Ask about availability & how long the session will last. Be respectful & clear to maintain a good relationship while ensuring the final look meets your expectations perfectly.
Wear a white or light-colored top similar to your wedding dress shade to visualize the final look accurately. Choose a neckline that resembles your dress, & avoid bold patterns or heavy makeup. Bring any accessories like your veil or earrings if available. This helps ensure your makeup complements your entire bridal style.
Prepare emotionally by setting realistic expectations, staying open to feedback, & remembering it’s a trial, not the final look. Communicate clearly & trust your artist’s expertise. Focus on how you feel, not just how you look. Stay calm & view the experience as a creative step forward.
Sometimes a wedding makeup trial is included in the full wedding package, but not always. Policies vary by artist. Some include it as a complimentary service, while others charge separately. Always ask upfront about what's included, confirm pricing details, & review the contract to avoid surprises or misunderstandings before booking.
Yes, a wedding makeup trial is still important if you're doing your own makeup. It lets you practice the full look, test products for wear & skin reactions, identify any challenges, & make necessary adjustments. This helps avoid unexpected issues or stress.
Yes, it’s completely normal to feel nervous before a wedding makeup trial. It’s a big part of your wedding look, so feeling pressure is understandable. Prepare by bringing inspiration photos & trusting your artist’s expertise. Open communication can help ease anxiety & ensure a successful trial.
No, there is no minimum number of people or services required. Both small and large bridal parties are welcome!
Yes, bringing your own false lashes to a wedding makeup trial is a good idea, especially if you have a preferred style or brand. It ensures comfort & compatibility with your eyes. Discuss this with your makeup artist beforehand to confirm they’re okay using them & can apply them properly.
Yes, bringing your own makeup can be helpful. It allows the artist to match shades, assess what works for your skin, & incorporate familiar items if preferred. Also, bring any products you're allergic to or want to avoid, ensuring a customized & safe experience.
