Why is a trial mandatory?

Trials give both the artist and bride time to get to know one another, as well as get a feel for the wedding look. We want the wedding day to go as seamless as possible, so having a good grasp on your look so that you can sit back and get pampered is all you need to worry about on your big day!

What to bring to a trial?

Trials are appointments where we get to test out different potential looks and styles. Bring any pictures, hairpieces, veils and inspiration you want to try out! We want to begin to design your look for your special day.

How to prep for a trial or the day of?

For makeup trials, please have a clean face with no makeup, but moisturizer is ok.

For hair trials, please have clean washed, and dried hair; washing the night before works as well. Also, please inform me of any allergies or sensitivities. I strive to have as unscented makeup products as possible, but some of my hair products are scented.

When to book a trial?

Generally booking a trial 3-4 months before your wedding is ideal. We try to aim for the same season your wedding is in so that we can test the weather conditions with the makeup and hair.

What is the COVID-19 protocol?

With COVID-19 concerns, as well as basic sanitation, all supplies are disposable and discarded after one-time use. All individuals get new separate brushes that are washed and sanitized every single job. Continuous masking is the standard practice, as well as frequent and regular hand hygiene and sanitation. All products are cleaned, sanitized, or discarded after every job.

What is the cancellation policy?

The retainer is lost if booking is cancelled. But if the wedding is moved, the retainer can be placed on to the future date balance.

When is my invoice due?

Complete balance is due day of the wedding date. The client is responsible for all unpaid fees of the wedding party. 

How much time do I need to account for on my wedding day/event day?

Total service time approximately 45-75 min per service.

What to expect from a trial?

Trials are for us to get to know one another, design your perfect look, and for us to try any style you are curious about or inspiration that you have. Expect there to be a lot of chatting.

How long do trials take?

Please allot 90 minutes per service when booking your trial. This will be a lot faster on the day of since we have worked out the final look.

How long does a service take on the day of an event?

Usually I expect about 45-75 minutes for a service depending on the complexity of the look desired. We definitely want to give more time just in case changes are needed as well as account for time so you can get to your final destination, whether it be down the aisle or to your photoshoot!

Is there a possibility for touch ups at the location to be arranged?

Yes! I can come along to do touch ups for the bridal party, bride or on a photoshoot. We can arrange where and when so that you can look your best all day with a little refresher.It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

What is included in the services?

Bridal makeup includes standard lashes and airbrush makeup. Bridesmaid/Family makeup includes standard lashes. Hair includes any style, with necessary pinning of accessories and veils.

What is the latest I can have a trial?

Mandatory trials for brides must be booked minimum of 1 month before wedding day.

How do I hold my wedding date?

Retainer of 30% must be placed to hold date to be paid by credit card or etransfer. Please be advised that in order to secure a date, a non-refundable retainer is required. The retainer will be applied to the total amount owing on the final invoice