Planning

When to book your bridal trial

About two months before the wedding, in my Spanish Fork studio.

A blonde woman with long soft waves and finished bridal makeup in a white top

If you want a bridal trial, for makeup, hair or both, it happens in my studio in Spanish Fork about two months before the wedding. Around then you'll get a link from me to schedule it.

The trial is where we figure out what you love, what you don't, how much makeup you're comfortable with and what will make you feel the most like yourself. You don't need to walk in knowing what you want. Show me pictures. Tell me what you normally wear. Tell me what you hate. Tell me you're terrified of foundation. All of it helps.

Then, when I hand you the mirror, be honest. More blush, a different lip, a little more coverage: I don't take those requests personally, and I would much rather adjust something than have you wish you'd said something. My goal is for you to leave my chair loving how you look.

One thing the trial doesn't do is hold your date. Trials are scheduled after booking. Wedding dates can book quickly, and an inquiry or proposal does not reserve a date. Your date is officially yours once the contract is signed and the 30% nonrefundable retainer is paid.

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Reserve a date

Start with your date

Trials are scheduled after your date is reserved. Send your date and venue, and as we get closer we'll schedule your trial if you want one.

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