Before we speak, I always recommend having a general idea of the look and vibe you’re going for, along with an estimated service count for anyone needing hair and makeup. You don’t need every little detail figured out yet. That’s what I’m here for. Consultations are meant to feel relaxed, collaborative, and informative so we can make sure we’re the right fit for each other and create a plan that fits your vision, timeline, and overall wedding morning experience.

My approach is very detail-oriented, personalized, and adaptable. No two weddings, faces, or personalities are the same, so I focus heavily on reading the room, understanding what my clients actually want, and creating a look that feels authentic to them instead of overly trendy or forced.

Once you inquire, I’ll gather all the details needed to create a custom proposal based on your event, services, and timeline needs. From there, I guide you through booking, contracts, payments, and all the little details leading up to your day. As your event gets closer, I’ll send questionnaires, prep information, timelines, and check-ins to keep everything organized and stress-free. On the day of your event, I arrive fully equipped and ready to create a calm, fun, and seamless getting-ready experience.

I always recommend booking as early as possible, especially during peak wedding seasons. Some brides book over a year in advance, while others book just a few months out depending on availability. The sooner you inquire, the better chance I have of reserving your date and building the perfect timeline for your morning.

Absolutely! It’s your wedding, and I find you should be able to hand-select whatever services fit your needs for your day.

Yes! I started my hair and makeup career primarily doing Indian weddings. It really helped mold my career into learning about others’ walks of life and backgrounds. One of my favorite parts of this industry is getting to experience different cultures, traditions, beauty styles, and family dynamics. Every wedding teaches me something new, and I truly value being part of celebrations that may look different from my own experiences. I always approach each event with respect, adaptability, and a willingness to learn so I can best support my clients and their vision.

One thing couples often forget to ask about is what time they’re actually allowed into the getting-ready room on the morning of their Wedding. Sometimes access to the bridal suite isn’t early enough for Hair and Makeup, depending on the amount of services needed, which can initially feel pretty disappointing, but honestly, I think you can end up being a positive thing. I always recommend keeping the getting-ready room as clean and photo-ready as possible for when the photographer arrives. Those beautiful, detailed photos of putting on earrings, slipping your shoes on, your girls helping button or lace your dress, and the champagne toasting are much harder to capture when the room is filled with clutter bags, breakfast leftovers, and empty Starbucks cups. Having hair and Makeup done elsewhere and then getting dressed in a clean, organized bridal suite often creates a much more elevated experience overall.