A bridal makeup trial isn't just a "practice run" — it's where your entire wedding-day look gets designed. Here's how to make the most of it.
When to Book Your Trial
Ideally, 4-6 weeks before your wedding, and after your outfits have been finalised. Booking too early means we can't match the look to your actual lehenga or saree colour; too late leaves no time to adjust.
What to Bring
Bring a photo of your outfit (or the outfit itself, if possible), your jewellery, and any reference images of looks you like. If you're getting hair styled too, bring your dupatta or veil.
What We'll Test
We'll try your base shade and finish, build one or two eye and lip options, and photograph the result in both daylight and flash — because venue lighting on your wedding day is rarely soft, flattering daylight alone.
Questions Worth Asking
- How will this look hold up over 8-10 hours?
- What's the touch-up plan between functions?
- Can we adjust the eye look for reception versus the wedding ceremony?
After the Trial
We note down every product and shade used, so your wedding-day look is an exact replica of what you approved — no surprises on the morning of.
