Question 1

When should I have my trial?

Accepted Answer

We recommend having your trial at least a month or two before your wedding date.

In our experience, brides who opt for trials earlier than two months before their wedding often get overwhelmed by different ideas. This can result in confusion when selecting a final makeup look for the big day.

We also suggest having a trial on the day of your dress fitting so you can see the look altogether. This helps show the cohesive look.

Please chat with your artist when booking if you are on a specific timeline for your trial date.

Please see Bridal Handbook & Booking Guidelines

Question 2

How long is a bridal trial?

Accepted Answer

Hair and makeup trials last on average two hours. This is to ensure all your queries and concerns are answered before your big day. Please feel free to bring any and all of your beauty concerns to the trial!

PLEASE NOTE: This is an estimate and may change based on the complexity of the looks and nature of the clients hair.

Question 3

What do I need to bring with me to the trial?

Accepted Answer

Please bring any reference photos you have for your hair & makeup as well as 
 for your bridal party. This will help your artists have an understanding of what your bridal party's overall look and feel is.

Please bring any hair accessories you may want to include on your wedding day, as well as the veil.

Some brides also opt to bring the jewelry they will be wearing to help see the full look.

Please see Bridal Handbook & Booking Guidelines

Question 4

How do I prepare my skin and hair for the trial?

Accepted Answer

Please arrive with clean, moisturized skin for your trial. Follow your normal skin routine, as this will yield the most accurate results. 
 
Please arrive with at least one-day old dirty hair. As stunning as clean hair is, softer hair does not hold the style. We will be able to gauge how dirty we need the hair to be at the trial. Please also arrive with your natural hair, unless you plan to straighten/curl your hair before the booking on the wedding day as well.

Please see Bridal Handbook & Booking Guidelines

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When should I have my trial?

How long is a bridal trial?

What do I need to bring with me to the trial?

How do I prepare my skin and hair for the trial?