Trials take place between six and two months before your wedding, with Fridays being my dedicated trial days. Occasionally, I can offer a Tuesday or Wednesday daytime slot around my regular clients—perfect if you’d like to combine it with a bridal makeup trial or dress fitting.

I don’t offer trials at weekends, as my focus is entirely on my brides on their special day.

Feel free to bring a friend or family member for a second opinion!

• Hair Goals: Think about your ideal hair length and colour for your wedding day—do you need to start growing it out or making changes now?

• Deep Conditioning: Treat your hair to monthly deep conditioning treatments for extra shine and strength.

• Haircuts & Colour: Avoid cutting your hair after your trial if you want to maintain the length. If you’re planning a big colour change, do it at least two months before the wedding, just in case. A regular colour refresh can be done a week before the big day.

• Wear a light-coloured top with a similar neckline to your dress to get a better idea of the final look.

• Try to wear similar makeup and jewellery to what you’ll have on the day.

• Bring along any hair accessories or your veil if you have them—this is when it all starts to feel real! (Don’t worry if you haven’t chosen yet, I have a selection you can try.)

• If you’re considering clip-in extensions for added volume or length, I’ll be happy to advise.

• Have a think—hair up, down, or half-up? Soft curls, waves, or sleek? What about your bridesmaids’ styles?

• Pinterest is a great tool for collecting inspiration! You can check out my bridal hair board here and invite me to collaborate on yours.

• Arrive with clean, dry hair, either in its natural state or smoothed if it tends to be unruly.

• I’ll take photos, notes, and even sketch out your style so we can recreate it perfectly on your wedding day.