FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Clean beauty, vintage chic or maybe a litl' more diva - based on your own beauty needs, & above all: Tear proof. Dance proof. Everyone wants a hug proof. Services are primarily bridal, BV is also provides for Boudoir, Editorial, TV/Film, Corporate, and Black tie events.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Your makeup artist will be able to cater to your beauty needs everything from concealing flaws to highliting your best features. You want an artist with good product/lighting knowledge, sanitation practices, proper technique, & experience in a fast pace enviroment.. So, when the pressure is on you still have reason to be relaxed. Your bridal makeup artist should be one of the first wedding vendors booked. Many great professionals are booked a year out. So, having the pro you love most over one you may be settling for is quite important. 6 months to a year in advance is great. 3 to 6 months is pushing it but still better than waiting until the last minute. Keep in mind also, April to Mid-June are months which fill the fastest.