Style & Refine

No. It is best to wash your hair the morning before the wedding day to allow some of your own natural oils to come through. Very clean and shiny hair can be difficult to work with and does not hold as well as hair a day or two dirty.

The week leading up to your wedding day is usually best to have your colour re-done although please ensure this is not the day before in case colour staining is still on your face. If you are planning a total colour change then trial this at least a month or two prior to the wedding day and ensure the hairdressers notes down the colours used. This allows time to change the colour if you are not happy with it prior to the wedding day.

Your hair will most definitely be well sprayed and pinned so there should be minimal movement and should definitely last throughout the day. If wearing a veil, your hair stylist can demonstrate how to remove this to your bridesmaids without destroying the hair style.

Please leave out all styling products as your hair stylist will add these where required. Please avoid using a GHD or similar straightener and ensure hair has been thoroughly dried with a hair dryer the day before. Extra time has not been built into the wedding day timings to dry off hair (blow dry clients excepted).

Well yes and no! Assuming you have enough length in your hair and the right thickness we will be able to get very close for you. Many hair styles, especially upstyles, can be deceiving and require quite long hair to achieve the style. We can often create a similar style using hair padding to add in the fullness if necessary. Your hair stylist will be able to consult you on the best style for your hair at your trial. If you are wanting a style that requires quite a deal of length then you may like to consider clip-in hair extensions to achieve this.