Yes. A trial is worth doing for most brides, not just the ones going for a complicated look. We settle exactly what you want before the day, and if something needs adjusting there's time to do it. Sessions happen at my studio or I can come to you, though I'll add travel charges for that.
I take outstation and international bookings. Travel, accommodation and logistics get worked out when you first reach out and added to the package cost. For destination weddings especially, get in touch early because those dates go fast.
My kit runs on MAC, Huda Beauty, Charlotte Tilbury, Kryolan and Fenty Beauty, with a few others depending on what the look calls for. I pick products to match the client's skin type on the day. Individual brushes and disposable applicators for every client, always.
3 to 6 months ahead is a good target. If your wedding falls in the October to February or April to June window, lean toward the earlier end of that. Those months fill up.
Makeup is my focus. For hair, I work with a few people I trust and can connect you with them if needed. Just mention it when you first reach out so we can sort it alongside everything else.
Cancel more than 30 days out and I return the advance in full. Inside 30 days, part or all of it may not come back depending on the date. Rescheduling is usually possible if the new date is free. Reach out directly if your plans change.
Yes. I work with sensitive, acne-prone and mature skin often. Let me know at the start of the conversation so I can plan around it from the beginning.
Full bridal makeup is usually 2 to 3 hours, sometimes more if the look is involved. Engagement or party makeup is closer to 1 to 1.5 hours. Worth letting your photographer know the timing early so nobody is rushing on the day.