From when to book your trial to whether you’ll need extensions, this FAQ section covers everything you need to know. If there’s anything else on your mind, don’t hesitate to get in touch—I’d love to hear from you!

Planning your wedding day is an exciting journey, and I’m here to make sure your hair is one less thing to worry about. I’ve compiled answers to the most frequently asked questions to help you feel fully prepared for your big day.

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Great to hear you’re interested! Here’s what to do next:
  • Ready to book? Secure your date! Dates fill up quickly, so let’s get it in the diary ASAP to avoid disappointment.
  • Pay your deposit to confirm your booking (this is a non-refundable deposit of £50).
  • Once that’s done, we’ll arrange your trial to perfect your bridal look (trials are usually done approx. 6 months before the wedding date).
  • Your final payment is due 7 days before your wedding date. An invoice will be provided during your trial. For more information see 'Prices'.


I want to book you for my wedding. What happens next?

  • When should I book my hair trial?
Firstly secure your wedding date and pay your deposit. Then you can sit back and relax! It's best to contact me around 6 months before your wedding date to arrange your hair trial.

  • Should I bring anything to my trial?
Yes, please bring any veils, hair accessories, or anything else you plan to wear in your hair on your wedding day.

  • Do you offer any advice for choosing a hairstyle?
Absolutely. At your trial, we’ll talk about your dress, theme, and preferences to help find the perfect hairstyle. Feel free to share any inspiration pictures beforehand!

  • How long does the trial take?
Hair trials usually take around 1-1.5 hours.

  • Is there an additional charge for the hair trial?
Hair trials cost £70. For more information see 'Prices'.

  • Do I need extensions?
For Hollywood waves: Yes, extensions are required to achieve the look.
For updos: Extensions might be an option if your hair is fine or not long enough for the chosen style. If you’re considering extensions, get it touch with me for advice and recommendations.







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  • What time will I be ready on the morning of my wedding?
I ensure my brides are ready at least 1 hour before the ceremony, giving you time to get dressed, take photos, and relax.

  • Do you help create a schedule for the morning?
Yes, we will plan the morning schedule together during your trial to ensure everything runs smoothly. Having recently celebrated my own wedding in Italy, I know firsthand how important it is for your hair to be perfect and for everything to run smoothly.



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