Bridal updo
90–120 minTwisted, rolled or pinned up around your veil, your neckline and the way you wear your hair on an ordinary day.
Services
Durations are for one person. The bride's look starts with a trial, and a contract holds your date.
Every bridal look starts with a trial.
Twisted, rolled or pinned up around your veil, your neckline and the way you wear your hair on an ordinary day.
Loose waves or curls with the top pinned back, set to hold their shape through the photographs and the dancing.
A crown braid, a low plait or braids worked into an updo, with ribbon, pearls or flowers if you bring them.
Twist-outs, silk presses, coily updos and braided styles, worked with your natural texture.
Your veil, comb or hair vine pinned and tested at the trial so it sits the same way on the day.
Your written estimate lists each look and add-on before you sign.
Styled at your venue, in the order we plan.
An updo, half-up style or waves, matched across the party so the photographs read as one.
A soft updo or a smooth set of waves, sized to the time you have and the hair you have.
A braid, a small bun or a pinned curl with a ribbon, done with a grown-up nearby.
A smooth blowout or loose curls for anyone who wants her hair done but not pinned up.
The appointments around the wedding morning.
A full appointment in our trial room: your look, your veil or headpiece and your timing, written down for the morning.
Taking the ceremony style down into waves, or up into a sleeker shape, partway through the day.
A stylist stays through the first photographs for loose strands, pins and a last check.
How the price is set is on the pricing page: the look, the size of the party, the number of stylists and the travel. You have it in writing before you sign.
Your date
Tell us your date, your venue and who is in your party, and we will tell you which looks and how many stylists it takes.