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Wedding hair and make up

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purplepigs · 29/10/2018 20:51

Hello! I was wondering how much bridal hair and make up was? The trial price and the price on the day?
Thanks

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MamaJune · 29/10/2018 23:22

I paid £40 for trial hair and £40 trial make up
Then £65 hair on the day and £55 make up on the day.

HarrietKettleWasHere · 29/10/2018 23:26

I’m paying £270 all in, hair and make up on the day and that includes trial beforehand. That’s just for me Blush

That’s the pricey end I understand but I’m not going to take any chances Grin

purplepigs · 30/10/2018 06:58

Okay thanks for the replies.
I have found that a lot of make up artist would like you to secure the date and then they offer my a trial date a couple of months ahead of the wedding my only worry is that if I don't like the trial I only have a few months to find someone else and plus I lose the money. I can't seem to find any one who wants to do the trials before Xmas which I really would prefer.

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MamaJune · 30/10/2018 07:11

When's your wedding? That's very standard but I'm sure if you ask and they have space they would accommodate you earlier.

1Wanda1 · 30/10/2018 07:19

Last year, mine did a trial months beforehand (£50), then I booked her for the big day because I liked the make up. Wedding make up was £140 plus £50 per extra person. I am in the south east and those figures were good compared to other quotes I had.

ivykaty44 · 30/10/2018 20:28

My daughter is getting married and is paying £50, she has used this salon before though so knows the makeup artist and doesn’t need a trial

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