FAQs

 I highly recommend booking your bridal hair AT LEAST 6 months in advance, to make sure your date is still available. I do occasionally have cancellations and openings, so don’t completely panic if you’re booking closer to your date.  without a signed contract and deposit made. Every once in a while, I do have a cancellation or reschedule that comes up. So don't panic too hard if you're trying to book your date and it's less than 6 months out, I may have a spot left!

 After submitting an inquiry form, I’ll reach out with pricing and information on how to move forward. Then if you’re ready to book, I’ll send over a bridal contract + invoice. Once the contract has been signed and a retainer payment is made, you’ll receive a welcome email + be officially booked! 

My Bridal Contracts are an absolute non-negotiable. They hold both of us accountable and safe if anything were to happen! My Retainer Payment, is also a non-negotiable. It ensures a safety net in case anything were to happen prior to your wedding. (Last Minute cancellations, illness, ect.)  Both of these together also help weed out any un-serious inquiries!

A gigantic welcome email will be sent your way once you’re officially booked! It’ll have all your details on what to expect and your questionnaires! After that we typically will schedule your trial run, and start to go over your day of hair timeline/schedule. Once both of those are done, I keep an open line for you to reach out if needed! Then on the wedding day, I’ll be styling your hair!

Your bridal hairstyle trial run is a great way to make sure that the style you’re picking is an actual great fit for you on the day of your wedding!

This is where brides get a chance to see if they want their ears covered vs not, if they want their waves Super polished vs big and fluffy, or if they want whispies around their face or bun. Truly an opportunity to test out your hairstyle before your big day!

(This is NOT to test out your stylist.)

Your Trial Run: I always ask clients to come in with freshly wash hair either the night before or day of your trial! You can wash your hair like normal, just don’t use any heavy creams/deep conditioners in your hair prior to the service. (Make sure your hair is totally dry before coming in!) 

Your Wedding Day: After the trial run, I’ll tell you how to prep your hair for the wedding! (Either to keep it the same, or to add/remove conditioner, ect.)

Extensions have a time and place, and aren’t always a requirement! 

Ex: You have very fine hair and want Hollywood waves, but are okay with your hair looking thinner with less volume. In this case they’re not a necessity.

Ex: You have collar bone length hair and want to have long flowy waves. We should definitely get extensions for length!

Ex: You have fine hair and still want volume- Extensions would be a good idea.