From March through October there’s a 3-service minimum or a $500 flat rate for bride-only services, not including bridal trial. If it’s just you and one additional face, that would be $700. Extra faces don’t have to be part of the bridal party, so feel free to invite any guests you'd like to join the getting-ready suite.

I love to travel! I’ve traveled to Europe as well as all over US for my brides and I’m looking forward to my 2026 confirmed European weddings. Travel within US is $2/mi for over 20 miles from Pittsburgh or a flight for everything over 260 miles. Please fill out a destination bridal inquiry above if you’re ready to reserve a morning of your dreams!

On average I handle 1-4 services. Otherwise, based on your timeline and number of guests, I may bring 1-3 trusted artists with me. Additional artists are on the same level of artistry and expertise, so their rates are the same as mine. 

*Additional artists are independent artists, but I'll take care of all coordination for you! The payments are also going to be completed through me. 

I don’t offer hairstyling myself, as I really like to focus fully on makeup so I can give you the best possible service. That said, for brides or single appointments, I do sometimes team up with a hairstylist I trust so we can work on you at the same time. It keeps things super efficient and helps save you time while still making sure you’re getting top-quality glam. Let me know if you’d like me to coordinate that for you.

I don’t use airbrush makeup because I find that traditional techniques give a more reliable, longer-lasting result. Many airbrush formulas contain high levels of alcohol, which can be drying, especially for sensitive skin. I use high-performance foundations with similar longwear ingredients but apply them in a way that’s more customizable and better suited to different skin types. This helps avoid separation and keeps the makeup looking fresh and natural all day.

Yes, you can book a bridal trial without a contract, but your wedding date won’t be guaranteed. Since bridal trials are more detailed and a higher investment, I usually suggest starting with a regular occasion glam to get a feel for the technique and see if it’s your style. The full trial is best done within the last 3 months before your wedding, when your skin and preferences are most similar to how they’ll be on the big day.

I totally understand the question, and I promise you're not alone in asking. The pricing for bridal services isn’t based on how dramatic or minimal the look is, or whether lashes are included. It’s set to reflect everything that goes into the experience — including luxury products like Tom Ford, Chanel, and Dior, ongoing kit upkeep, admin work, business software, health insurance, taxes, and of course, the time spent with you. Bridal day-of services are about 2 hours, and trials typically take around 3 hours. I’ve built my pricing to make sure every part of the process is covered so you get the best care, quality, and attention. Thank you so much for your kind understanding <3