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A Bridal Hair and Makeup artist should be:
- Versatile
- Speedy
- Skilled
- Calm
- Organised
Bridal Trials:
- 2-3+ hours
- Test a few hair/makeup ideas.
- Really talk to them about what is
realistic to achieve with their hair type.
- Listen to them. Don’t do something totally
different to what they’ve asked. It’ll save you lots of time. Any photos the
bride may have of her dress/accessories are also helpful to see to give an idea
of a suitable look for both hair and makeup.
- Write up a face chart/list of products used
for the wedding day.
The Wedding Day:
- Remain a calming influence on your bridal
party.
- Always be on time, don’t make anyone late!
- Arrive and set up 30 mins before starting to
ensure you’re ready. Prepare a schedule in advance so everyone knows exactly
when they’re needed.
- Make everyone feel like a VIP for the day!
They will recommend you to friends/family.
Prices:
- These prices are for those beginning in the
bridal industry but have all the necessary qualifications.
- Bridal Trial
- Hair and Makeup £100+
- Wedding Day
- Bride Bridesmaid
- Mother of Bride
*These prices will go up in time as your
experience level gets higher and vary on location. London higher than other
areas as a general
Terms and Conditions:
- Make sure you give yourself Terms and
Conditions to the bride to ensure you don’t get messed around. Take a
non-refundable deposit (£50- 100). Take this even before the trial to secure
the wedding date, this is then taken off the final wedding day fee.
- Ask for full fee 28 days before the event.
- Always charge for your travel (unless the
event is within 10 mile radius)
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