How do I book?
To make a booking, please follow the steps below:

Please fill out my online enquiry form and include the following details:

• Your wedding date

• Bridal party size

• Your wedding venue/location and where you will be getting ready

Once I’ve received your enquiry, I’ll send over a personalised quote along with all the information you need about booking.

Please check your junk/spam folder too, just in case!

If you’re happy to go ahead, I’ll then send over your invoice for the booking deposit.

 

Why do I need to pay a deposit before my trial?

Your deposit is what secures your wedding date in my diary.

I only take on a limited number of weddings each year, so once your deposit has been paid, your date is officially booked and reserved exclusively for you.

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Trials are then arranged separately and take place during the year of your wedding. This means your trial is much closer to the big day, allowing us to create a look that reflects how you’ll actually look and feel at that time.

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I also find that brides' ideas can naturally evolve after booking their dress, accessories, hair, bridesmaids' dresses and overall wedding style. Having your trial closer to the wedding means we can bring all of those details together and create a look that feels completely right for you.

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When can I have my trial?
Trials take place from January through to April unless discussed otherwise.

What to expect at my trial and where will my trial be?

Your trial is all about you! We’ll chat through EVERYTHING about your wedding,

I want to know all the details!

 

I recommend bringing some inspiration with you, particularly looks from my own work that you love. We can go through these together and then personalise the look to suit you, your features and your wedding style.

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Trials take place at my home studio and usually last around 1 hour 30 minutes.

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You’re very welcome to bring a little support with you, but I recommend a maximum of 2 guests so we can keep the appointment relaxed and focused on you.

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Can my bridesmaids/mother of bride have a trial?

They sure can! 

If you would love your bridesmaids to have the same or a very similar look,

I recommend having one bridesmaid trialled. This allows us to establish the overall look and make

sure it’s something you’re happy with before the wedding day.

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If you’d like your bridesmaids or mother of the bride to have an individual trial, this can also be arranged, it really personal preference and if you have any bridal party members who have any concerns with their skin.

 

Please let me know when booking so I can advise you on availability and timings.