Booking the Dallas Best Bridal Makeup Artist

Best Makeup artists in the city generally get booked for weddings early, especially in wedding seasons, so it is important that you look for the best one in the town at least three to four months prior to the wedding. However, it is suggested not to the wedding make up trial until one to two months before the day of wedding as there are couple of things that you need to know before the Dallas best bridal makeup artist can create your big day look.

Let’s list down the things you should take with you to your make up trial -

·         Sample of the material your wedding dresses are made from

·         Jewellery or hair accessories that you are planning to wear

·         Picture of the flowers you are going to have

·         Details of the venue

If you are planning to change your look between the trial and the wedding then make sure you have a conversation with your make up artist. After the makeup trail session if you are happy with your look, make sure you take a complete note of the makeup type and colours they used. Contact your makeup artist about a couple of days before the wedding simply, to confirm the address of the place you will be getting ready at, and the time you require him to be there. Keep the time between the makeup and the hair session.

On the wedding day brides usually have their makeup done before their hair, and before they finally get into their dress. But if you have the dress that have to be pulled over your head then have your basic make up done first, and once the dress is on then as your makeup artist to put the mascara and lipstick.

Who should you book the makeup artist for?

Generally, the makeup artists are booked for the bride, bridesmaid and the maid of honour. If your mother is also getting ready in the same location, you should ask if she would like to have her makeup done professionally, although most mothers of the bride feel more comfortable doing their own make up. But for the trials sessions, bride makeup is more than enough, although you should take your mother or one of the bridesmaids to the session with you.