Question Asked: 25/03/2025
Wedding Date: 28/02/2025
Answered by: 13 Experts
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Hi Gorgeous!
This is completely up to the bride and her tribe! Alot of the time it comes down to cost. But i always welcome anyone for trials, if this makes their day smoother and everyone feel comfortable why not!
Bridesmaids are more then welcome to have a trial before the big day, especially if you aren't set on a specific look for the bridesmaid and what to test a few out, or even if you have bridemaids with sensitivites it might be a good idea to get them in to have a trial so the makeup artist can be super prepared for everyone sitting in their chair.
Its not super common for the bridesmaid to have a trial but it all depends on your needs and wants for the day.
Hi bride to be!
Congratulations on your up coming wedding!
Yes, bridesmaid trials can be done and is a great way to make sure your bridal party have no concerns, alergies or any other issues in regards to their hair and makeup before your the speacial day.
We often have bridal parties booked for trials as part of the hens party event.
Happy to help!
Hello. I only do bridesmaids hair and makeup trial if they are really unsure, or never had any hair and makeup done before, or have no confidence . The only other way I do a bridesmaid's trial is if they are having an unusual style or more advanced style than usual. But usually I only do brides trial. I find it is usually unnecessary. But once again it is personal choice.! Hope this help's. Thanks Lara .
Brides, generally, are the only ones to have trials prior to the day.
However, I have done trials for bridesmaids and mum in the past, for varios reasons, also.
I suggest speaking with your artist and bridesmaids to see if they feel it is of benefit/necessary.
(19) · Perth Metro, Swan Valley, South West, Northam, York, Albany, Esperance, Geraldton, Kalbarri, Broome
Posted: 26/03/2025
Anyone can do a trial before the day and it can be a nice bonding session to have everyone have their hair and makeup done for the hens before the wedding date but I wouldn't say it's essential. If a bridesmaid has sensitive skin, allergies, needs reassurance, has difficult hair for the preferred style then it may be a good idea to do a trial prior to the wedding day to ensure it all goes smoothly.
Hi there,
Yes trials for bridesmaids can also be done as required, happy to help.
It's not compulsary, but occasionally some bridesamaids choose to get a trial done as well.
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Very rarely. Sometimes I do one for the maid of honour but if the bride is happy with her own trial, the chances are very high she will also be happy with the bridesmaids hair and makeup.