The getting-ready room is where every wedding film starts, and the beauty team sets its tone. The artists we love working with run on time, keep the room calm, and leave the couple looking like themselves on camera.
Courtesy of Lola Beauty We love working with themLola Beauty
Bridal hair and makeup team in Austin, Denver and Southern California, salon at Dobie.
Courtesy of Lux Beauty & Bridal We love working with themLux Beauty & Bridal
Austin team providing hair and makeup for weddings, events and glam sessions.
Courtesy of Think Brink Beauty We love working with themThink Brink Beauty
Bridal hair and makeup team serving Texas, focused on soft glam looks.
Courtesy of Hannah Zahner Beauty We love working with themHannah Zahner Beauty
Austin-based on-site hair and makeup team for bridal and commercial work.
Courtesy of Ariel Beauty Co We love working with themAriel Beauty Co
Austin hairstylist offering bridal hairstyling, blonding, extensions and stylist education.
Courtesy of Crown of Glory Beauty We love working with themCrown of Glory Beauty
Austin bridal hair and makeup team, plus an everyday beauty lounge.
Courtesy of All Dolled Up ATX We love working with themAll Dolled Up ATX
Austin hair and makeup team for weddings and events, airbrush foundation offered.
Courtesy of Vali & Co. Bridal We love working with themVali & Co. Bridal
Austin bridal hair and makeup company founded by Valerie Lopez in 2016, 20+ artists.
Courtesy of Ashley Fierro We love working with themAshley Fierro
Makeup artist for weddings and commercial work, serving California and Texas.
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Adore Makeup Salon
Austin makeup, brow and hair salon with a makeup bar and boutique.
Build in an extra 15 minutes at the end of hair and makeup. It is the cheapest insurance on the whole timeline.
Common questions
How long does bridal hair and makeup take?
Plan roughly 45 minutes to an hour per person for hair and makeup together, with the couple finishing last so touch-ups are fresh for photos.
Does makeup look different on video?
Video picks up texture and shine more than photos. Ask your artist for a long-wear look and keep blotting papers handy for the reception.