For a trial, do I come to you or do you come to me?

I do trials at my house in Towcester, however I can travel to you for a small petrol charge if required.

Should I bring my veil/hair accessories to the trial?

Yes, it's a good idea to bring them if you have them so you can see the full 'look'. However, don't worry if you don't have them yet; they're easily worked into any style on the day.

On the wedding morning, where will we be doing the hair/make-up?

I will come to wherever you and the wedding party are getting ready. Some venues won't allow us access until late morning, so we  can start elsewhere then move to the preferred location when we're provided access.

When should I wash my hair before the trial/wedding day?

I usually ask you wash your hair on the night before a trial or the wedding day and DO NOT STRAIGHTEN! However, if your hair is particularly fine or greasy then you may want to wash it on the morning, but please ensure it's FULLY DRY.

What time should I aim to get ready for?

I usually advise to aim to be ready an hour before the ceremony, but allow extra time if you need to travel after the hair and make-up is done. I put together a schedule so everyone knows where they need to be and when - this ensures we have enough time and everything runs smoothly.

How many people can you do hair/make-up for in one morning?

I am happy to come at 5:00am if that's what you need! If you have more than 4 people for hair and make-up, I usually suggest I bring an assistant (at no extra charge to you), as it's a lot of work for one person. I have a number of hair and make-up assistants I can call on to help with larger weddings. If you'd like me to bring an assistant to save time on any number less than 4 people (hair and make-up), I can offer this for £50 extra.

How do I book you and when do I need to pay?

To secure your date, you'll need to pay a £50 deposit and complete a booking form. Click here for booking form downloads. A form must be completed and sent to me via email so I know timings, location and the services required. The trial must be paid for in advance, then the balance can be paid any time up to 24 hours before the wedding day. Alternatively, you can pay in cash on the day.

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