Mel Jones Hair

I usually get to the venue where you and your bridal party are getting ready around 7-7:30am for a 2:30pm ceremony start. (thats with approx 6 poeple having there hair done) I like to leave plenty of time so that you can all relax and enjoy your morning together rather than rushing to the end! You will be surprised it sounds like a long time to get ready but the last few hours fly!

I like to start with one of the bridesmaids or the mother of the bride first, then I will either do the bride second last or last.

There's a few ways to make sure that your hair lasts for the whole day, I will list them below. 

• Make sure you wash your hair the night before your wedding (you dont want your hair to be too soft, if your hair is freshly washed on the morning of your wedding it is luckily to drop out faster)
• Be mindful of not touching your hair after you have it done
• When people are hugging you (which will happen a lot haha) make sure they aren't crushing your hair
• Trust the process: I will always do your hair tighter or not pull too much hair out around the front of your hair (if your hair is up) as it will soften as the morning goes on. If you start off too 'beachy" and soft you run the risk of it looking a bit too messy by the time you leave for the photos and ceremony
• Be careful taking your vale out! Make sure when you get one of your bridesmaids to take your vale out that they are doing it really carefully. (I will show them before I leave)

I would reccomend coloring your hair especially if youre a blonde a week or two before your wedding day. You want the colour to be able to settling in before your wedding day