This can come down to personal preference. If you would like advice on how to best care for your skin prior to the wedding then your trial can be booked 3-4 months in advance.

I personally recommend 6-8 weeks in advance as skin conditions can change, as well as your decision on styles/ accessories. If you plan on having a spray tan on the day, its best if you can come to the trial with the tan and in a white top.

Bridal trials are held at my house in One Tree Hill and take approximately 1 hour and 15minutes. This is a great time to connect and discuss your makeup look and wedding aesthetic. It is so helpful if you come with a few images of makeup inspiration so that I get an idea of colours and application that you like.

The trial is the time to have a play, and try different looks so that you feel really confident on the day with the look we have created together.

Each client takes approximately 45 minutes, with 15 minutes at the end for touch ups.

I always recommend working backwards when deciding on a time to start. First select the time you want to be out the door, and then take at least 1 hour off for when hair/makeup is to be completed. This allows for photos, a glass of champagne and time to get into your dress.

Your makeup is applied in a way that will ensure maximum long lasting wear. Your foundation and eye makeup will last for hours without needing a touch up. If your skin is prone to getting oily, I recommend taking some blotting papers or Laura Mercier translucent powder to keep shine at bay.

I recommend purchasing a lipstick after the trial for your wedding day, as it is much easier and faster to apply straight from the lipstick bullet. I can also provide a lipstick pot and applicator if necessary. With every application, I will always prep your lips in away to maximise the wear of the lip product.

Absolutely, I frequently work with Amelia from Boutique Bride and Brooke from Hare and Hunter and could not recommend them more!