A card holds your reservation; you're never charged when you book. Plans change? No fee up to 24 hours ahead.
Trial first, always.
We don't improvise wedding mornings. Your trial is where the photos are consulted, the look is built, adjusted, and photographed in real light, so the morning itself is a calm repeat of a decision already made. It's the difference between hoping and knowing.
Made for photographs.
Wedding makeup has one hard job: looking like you, in the mirror, in daylight, and in every photograph taken for the next fifty years. Our artists build for the camera without drifting into a mask, and airbrush application is on the same menu for feather-light, long-day coverage.
The whole morning.
Bridesmaids and mothers are welcome on the same schedule, and hair is one door away. The front desk arranges hair and makeup back-to-back so nobody is rushed. Groups of three or more reserve with a deposit.
Every designer here is grown from within and trained in the house. Book by name, or call and the front desk will put you in the right chair.
Before you book.
When should I book bridal makeup?
As soon as you have a date. Good wedding mornings are scheduled early, especially May through October. We'll set your trial four to eight weeks out and hold the morning itself for you.
Do you travel for weddings?
Ask us. On-location artistry depends on the date and the party size. Call the front desk with both and we'll give you a straight answer quickly.
Airbrush or traditional makeup?
Airbrush is feather-light and built for long days under photographs; traditional allows richer, more sculptural work. Your artist will recommend one at the trial based on your skin and your wedding's length. We offer both, so the advice is honest.