About this service
Wedding-day bridal makeup without a separate trial appointment. Your artist works from your reference photos and a conversation on the morning to create a longwear, photography-ready look.
This suits brides who know what suits them, who wear makeup regularly, or who are working to a shorter timeline. If you'd rather test the look in advance and know exactly what you're getting, the version with a trial is the better choice.
What's included
- A conversation on the day about the look, your dress and your timings
- Thorough skin prep for longwear
- Longwear, photography-ready base with concealing and light sculpting
- Eyes, brows and false lashes
- Cheek colour and a longwear lip
- Touch-up guidance and a lip recommendation for the day
What to expect at your appointment
Allow about 90 minutes on the wedding morning. Your artist looks at your reference photos, discusses the look, and checks the timeline before starting.
Skin is prepped, the base built and set, then the eyes, lashes, cheeks and lips completed. Everything is set for a long day, and you'll see it in natural light before your artist leaves.
Because there's no trial, be as specific as you can with your references — clear photos help enormously.
Who it's best for
Brides who wear makeup regularly and know what they like, brides on a shorter timeline, and anyone comfortable making decisions on the morning. If you'd rather not leave it to the day, choose the trial version.
Caring for it at home
Blot rather than powder through the day, and carry the lip colour your artist recommends. Remove everything properly that night with a balm or oil cleanser followed by your usual routine.
In the weeks before the wedding, keep your skincare steady and don't introduce anything new in the final week.
Tips from our stylists
- Bring several clear reference photos — without a trial these do the talking
- Wear a white or ivory top so the look can be judged against your dress
- Share your morning timeline in advance so the schedule works
- Don't try new skincare or book a facial in the week before
- Consider the trial version if you rarely wear makeup or feel unsure
- Have your lip colour with you for top-ups during the day
Common questions
- Should I really skip the trial?
- It depends on you. If you know what suits you and can decide on the morning, this works well. If you'd rather have certainty, book the version with a trial.
- How long does it take on the day?
- Around 90 minutes, scheduled around your timeline.
- Are false lashes included?
- Yes, and they're optional — tell your artist on the day.
- Can my bridal party be done too?
- This price covers the bride. Mention additional applications when you request your appointment.