A trial run of your wedding makeup is a non-negotiable for your wedding day. It can be a consideration to reduce your budget. However, in my experience of working on hundreds of brides for many years. This is the best experience and well worth the investment ahead of your special day.
Trials are not just about understanding the final look of your bridal makeup and or/hair styling. It is about living in it. How it lasts, how it sits on your skin and how it looks in different lights. Being comfortable with someone else applying your makeup, getting to know your artist and feeling excited about your finished look.
Give feedback and ask questions
This is the time to ask questions. Don’t hold back! Make sure you ask at the time of the trial. This is vital for your artist to address any concerns. You might have had a pre-decided idea of your look only to see that when it comes to life it might not be what you expected, or it just doesn’t suit you. That’s perfectly okay. A professional artist will not be offended by feedback about the makeup. They will want to ensure that you are entirely happy with the look for your day. Talk to them at the time of your trial so they have the opportunity to wok with you. You might want to try a different lipstick or have a bit of extra blush.
A professional artist will be able to guide you and give you alternatives. That is why, quite often trials are longer appointments. They are certainly longer than what it will take to do on your wedding day. It is because of the preview that this is possible. Don’t worry if this takes longer. A professional makeup artist will take time, to ensure that everything run smoothly on the day of your wedding. If you’re looking for a bridal artist for your wedding day. Click the book here button to place an enquiry.
