Why should you always have a bridal hair and makeup trial?

Bridal hair and makeup trials are important not only for me and making your wedding morning run as smooth as possible, if you are having doubts on if you need one or not this blog post is for you!

Now of course I cannot make you have a trial and I am flattered you trust me to that degree, however guaranteeing we are on the same page of what you want and/or what you want will work for you, your skin/hair type.

I can never be 100% unless we discuss and try things at your trial.

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I hold trials at my home studio in Stroud and this is a time for us to get to know each other, as I will be invading your personal space it’s allows us to be comfortable with each other.

I always strongly advise you to wear away your look and keep checking in through out the day to see how it is wearing, and if you would change anything so on the day it’ll be perfect!

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We can chat all about your plans for your day and all your bridal party, finding out what they want, their hair/skin types, whose a morning person and who would be better to put later on in the morning so I know exactly what you require from me and I can go away create a time schedule tailored to you.

Leading on from timings if there is something you would liked changed on the day as we haven’t had a trial depending on the severity I may not have the time required to sort this, this can be avoided as I would have worked with you at your trial and possible only small tweaks maybe needed on the day which are discussed before we start your hair and makeup.

I hope this has been helpful to those on the fence about having a trial and convinced you it really is in your best interest!

Can wait to meet you at yours

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