Bridal MAKEUP FAq

Yes. We have professional makeup artists based in London, Manchester, and Birmingham, offering bridal makeup and styling services on the wedding day.

Yes, trial makeup sessions can be arranged upon request. The trial is charged as a one-time fee and is non-refundable. The cost cannot be deducted from the wedding day makeup service.

Our makeup service packages offer different coverage options to suit your needs. Full-day follow-up service can be arranged depending on your schedule and requirements.

Yes, additional makeup artists can be arranged if needed. We offer makeup services for bridesmaids, mothers, and guests. Single makeup sessions (without follow-up) are available, or a full-day follow-up service can be added for mothers or bridesmaids upon request.

It depends on the makeup artist and the package selected. Some packages may have specific styling limitations or service time restrictions. If you have special requests, please let us know in advance so we can arrange a suitable makeup artist.

Our makeup artists can assist with dressing if needed, especially for complicated gown designs. However, not every makeup artist provides this service by default. If dressing assistance is required, please inform us in advance so we can make proper arrangements.

Yes. Transportation, meals, and rest breaks are included and counted within the service hours.

Yes, we provide professional styling advice. Besides makeup and hairstyle design, our makeup artists can offer suggestions on haircuts, hair color, and any other styling-related matters. You are welcome to consult our makeup artists on any styling questions.

We recommend arranging the trial closer to the wedding date, when most preparations like dresses, schedules, and research are finalized. This helps ensure the trial results closely match the actual wedding day look for better accuracy and reference.

Yes. Proper grooming and makeup help the groom look refreshed and confident in photos.

Usually, it includes skin tone correction, eyebrow shaping, concealing imperfections, and oil control to maintain a natural, clean look on camera.

Definitely. Basic skincare—cleansing and moisturizing—will help the makeup sit better and give a more natural finish on the big day.

The groom should get a haircut about a week before the wedding. Avoid dramatic style changes. Choose a classic, clean look that matches the wedding vibe.