Six months before
The first appointment is for talking: what kind of wedding it is, what dress, what you like and what you don't. If there's a colour change ahead, this is the moment — never in the final weeks.
Brides
On your wedding day, you're the most important one. With our white calendar we plan everything you need well in advance so you look radiant.
How we spread out the months beforehand
Three months before
Treatments and getting your hair into shape. If it needs rebuilding or frizz control, it gives the hair time to settle and to fix anything that doesn't turn out as we hoped.
The hairstyle trial
With the headpiece, the veil and a photo of the dress. We try one or two options, photograph them from every angle and note down what worked, to repeat it exactly on the wedding day.
The week before
A colour touch-up and a trim of the ends if needed. Nothing new at this point: the week of the wedding is no time to try out a shade or a technique.
The day
We do what we agreed at the trial, with time worked out so you're not rushed. We coordinate with the make-up so the order of things doesn't clash.
Guests and family
Godmothers, mothers and sisters tend to leave it until last and then there's no slot left. If several of you are coming, it's best to book the appointments when the bride's is booked.
