I can accommodate up to 6 services in a single booking on my own. (Note: One person receiving both hair and makeup would count as 2 services.)

I don't have an official "team", but I might be able to recruit some talented artist friends to help with larger bookings, provided I can offer them a minimum of 4 attendant services (or rate equivalent).

Some possible scenarios:

4-6 Services

• 1 artist (me, obvi)

• 4-6 hours to get ready

7 Services

• Requires a second artist

• To meet the booking minimum, the rate equivalent of 1 additional attendant service is added as a fee.

• 4 hours to get ready

8-12 Services

• Me + 1 additional artist

• 4-6 services each = 4-6 hours to get ready.

13-18 Services

• Me + 2 additional artists

• 4-6 services each = 4-6 hours to get ready.

• This is the maximum number of services I am comfortable coordinating.

To ensure the quality of services, I do not contract out to anyone I haven't worked with before - no crusty makeup kits or half-assed applications on my watch! With that said, the list of artists I trust is short and my ability to accommodate larger bookings is subject to their availability.

I will always personally take care of any booked bridal services.

That will depend on the number of services booked and the time you need to be ready, but the earliest possible start time I am able to accommodate is 6:00AM (for your sake, and mine).

In general, each service (hair or makeup) is booked for 1 hour. Previews are booked for 90 minutes each. Mini Hair and Grooming are booked for 30 mins each. Clip-in extension installation will add 20 mins to a hair service.

At a minimum, the number of services you have booked = the number of hours I need to get everyone ready on the wedding day (add-on services also add-on extra time to that number).

For example:

6 hair + 1 mini hair = 6.5 hours

5 makeup = 5 hours

3 hair + 3 makeup = 6 hours

For bookings of 8 services or more where a second artist is brought on, the time is usually cut in half (e.g. 10 services ÷ 2 artists = 5 hours).

PLEASE NOTE: The start and end time I provide does not include any time for you to get dressed, take photos, or make your way to the venue. I always recommend planning for the last service to end at least 1 hour before you need to be out the door, or at your photographers arrival time.

In order for me to produce the level of work you see in my portfolio, my service times are firm. Trust me, the last thing you want on your wedding day is to rush anything. The day will go by so fast - you'll want some time to breathe and take it all in!

While I will never win an award for the being fastest artist, quality and attention to detail will always be my top priorities.