Bold, Unique, Fun, Classic and Beautiful
How I make the wedding party feel. Your makeup is your suit of armour for the day, and can truly change how strong you feel, and having someone see themselves for the first time all done up and being so over the moon makes the job worth while for me.
Be certain what you're doing, is for you and not for anyone else.
A typical process for makeup with myself would be an online consultation to discuss how you'll want your makeup on the day, maybe organizing a mood and inspiration board so we're absolutely on the same page, and to discuss timings. When do you need to be ready by? How many people want makeup doing? Does anyone have any allergies I should be aware of? etc etc. Next comes the all important makeup trial - no bride should go without one, but it doesn't have to be just one. I've had brides who've had 4! This is where you'll try out your desired makeup and make sure its exactly how you want it to be, and make any tweaks or adjustments. Finally, it's the big day! I'll check in the day before to triple confirm time and location - to check if anything has changed since we last spoke. I'll arrive 15 mins early, and we'll get down to work!
Stick to what you love. Do you always wear a wing eyeliner? Then absolutely rock that on your wedding day. Do you love how champagne shimmer compliments your skintone? Let's incorporate that! Oh - and make sure you wear waterproof mascara.
For the time I'm with you, helping you get ready, I'm your best friend. I'll hype you up, keep you excited and importantly keep everything running smoothly. Do you need an extra pair of hands to buckle up a shoe? I got you. Do you need someone to run round finding a safety pin? Don't worry, I'm there! I may be Makeup Artist by title, but for your big day that can cover so many different things to help you have the best day
Carry a little top up kit with you in your bag or a bridesmaids bag which contains your lipstick, some blotting sheets or some setting powder, some lash glue (if you're wearing false lashes!) and some tissue to catch any tears that come before they even reach your mascara.