We?re so excited to welcome back resident Bridal Hair and Beauty expert Jenn Edwards back to the Blog this afternoon! Today Jenn is giving us her top tips for working with a hair and beauty artist on your big day. As an award winning artist with a growing team, Jenn is perfect to give you the low-down on picking the best of the best! I?ll pass you over to Jenn for all the essential details…
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Do your homework
Recommendations from friends and family are great and will give you a good head start of where to look, however ensure that you look at their portfolio. Read the customer reviews; follow their social media pages to see real images from real weddings. Stay clear of those offering promotions and special offers. The good artists are busy and don?t have the need to run offers.

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Don?t go cheap.
A decent and reputable hair and makeup artist will charge anything from £180 to £280 for hair and makeup on the day.  They will usually have a minimum-booking fee in place too.  If somebody is charging less the chances are the quality of their work and products that they are using are not as high end.
Timings
A good hair and makeup artist will need between forty minutes and an hour per person for hair and makeup.  If an artist says they can complete eight people in two hour...