
Your bridal hairstyle, planned with peace of mind
From the first conversation through the trial appointment to the final pin on your wedding morning: we set a schedule with you that fits your day — and we stick to it.
The schedule
Six months, four appointments
We work our way toward your date from back to front: the wedding morning is fixed, and everything else is arranged around it — with enough breathing room for color, care and a second trial run.
From the first consultation to the wedding morning
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Six to four months before: consultation
We look at your hair length and structure and your ideas, discuss dress, veil and hair accessories, and note down what's actually possible. Bring pictures — including ones you don't like. Takes about 30 minutes.
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Three months before: fixing color and length
Coloring or balayage need lead time so the roots look right on the day and the lengths have time to settle. Anyone wanting a significant color change should plan for two sessions here.
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Six to four weeks before: trial appointment
The actual trial hairstyle — with veil, comb or flowers, just as it should look on the day itself. We photograph the result from every angle and note the pinning sequence, products and time needed.
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Ten to seven days before: final cut
Split ends, roots and fringe are refreshed, not changed. This way the hairstyle sits on the wedding day just as it did at the trial, yet still looks fresh.
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The wedding morning: styling in the salon
We follow the documented pinning plan, add the hair accessories and secure everything for the long day. Come with dry, unwashed hair from the day before — it holds better.
Trial hairstyle
The trial appointment decides the day
We take around 90 minutes, usually on a weekday morning when the salon is quiet. We pin one style, or two if needed, and let it sit for a while — so you can see how the hairstyle looks after an hour, not just right after the last touch.
Afterward we document everything: pinning sequence, parting line, products, placement of the hair accessories and the actual time required. This record is the basis for the wedding morning.
- Bring the veil, comb or flowers — the original pieces, not similar ones
- Wear a top with a neckline similar to the dress
- Wash your hair the day before, not on the morning of the appointment
- Two to three pictures for direction, counterexamples welcome too
- Bring extensions or hairpieces to the appointment

On the day itself
Three routes through the wedding morning
Whether the ceremony is at eleven or four in the afternoon changes the whole morning. We schedule the appointment around your ceremony time and work backward, so travel time and photos don't get squeezed.

Early wedding
For a morning ceremony, we start correspondingly early at the salon. The hair is washed the evening before, and in the morning we go straight to pinning it up. If you have a long journey ahead, plan the buffer before the appointment, not after.

Afternoon wedding
The most relaxed option: we style the hair in the late morning, leaving time afterwards for getting dressed and the first photos. There are usually two to three hours between the styling and the ceremony, giving the hairstyle time to settle.

Together or with company
Maid of honour, mother or partner can be styled in the same time slot. This extends the morning but saves a second trip. Let us know how many people will be joining when you make your inquiry.
Prices
What bridal styling costs
We invoice the trial appointment and the wedding day separately. We'll give you a binding price after the trial appointment, once hair length, hairstyle and time required are established.
Bridal Styling at a Glance
Guide prices including VAT, as per current price list
- Bridal Hairstyle Trial
About 90 minutes: consultation, one to two hairstyle variations, photos from all angles and a note on products and pinning sequence.
Credited with €30 when you book your wedding day.
- Bridal Hairstyle on the Wedding Day
No washing required, styling is done on grown-in hair from the day before. Pinning up, fixing, and incorporating a veil or hair accessories.
- Hair Extensions with Clip-in Wefts
Attached hair strands with clip fastening for extra volume in updos. Colour matching at the trial appointment.
- Companion Hairstyles
Maid of honour, mother or flower children, styled at the same appointment directly before or after the bride.
- Early Appointment before 9 am
Salon opening outside regular hours for early weddings.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions about Bridal Styling
These are the questions couples ask us most often. It's best to bring the items on the following list to your trial appointment.
- Hair accessories, comb, pins and the original veil – even if it's not finished yet
- A photo of the dress, especially the neckline and the back
- Two to three example pictures of hairstyles you like
- Your pair of earrings, so the pinning height matches at the sides
- The schedule for the day, with the time of the ceremony and the location of the champagne reception
Let's Talk About Your Plans
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