Styled by Kim Jones

This is the most frequently asked question by all brial parties. It depends on the hair type, but majority of the time, I tell my Brides to wash their hair the morning of their wedding, this way, i can give a directional and volume blow dry, which, not only feels fresher for you on the day, but it helps me provide you with a more personalised, longer lasting style for the day.

This is a tricky one, as it depends a lot on your skin type, stylist and many other factors. In an ideal world, I tell my brides the week of your wedding is fine, as this allows a fresh tone, shine and no regrowthat all.  However, it can depend on your skin, as if it is prone to colour staining, I suggest to do your colour at least 2 weeks out from your wedding.

I always allow extra time, generally 45 minutes to an hour per person. You can never have too much time on your wedding day!

Not all brides have a trial, it basiaclly depends on you as an indvidual. Perosnally, as a stylist, I love to make a plan with my Brides at least 12 months out. Firstly. I'm a strong advocate for Hair Health, as this dramatially impacts how your hair porsity,durabitly, volume and how it is to work with on the day. A good quality shampoo and the right styling product are my first step to get a Bride on track to good Hair Health. I also love to get a plan in place for your dream colour and length of your hair on your special day. Your hair colour dramatiaclly impacts the end look, again, along with Hair Health, which also falls into the category of your colourist plan for you. There are many tips and trick an experienced colours can put in place for you, to find your best hair version, which all comes into play for your dream Wedding Hair. After all of this is in place, I think a trial about a month out from your wedding is perfect, as all over aspects, themes and visons are in place, so its easier for most brides to visulise the end look.