Answers on trials, prices, styles and the wedding morning. Plus practical reading for workshops and studio appointments.
The ready-by time. Your getting-ready address. Everyone who needs styling. Gather the details that help turn your wedding morning into a workable hair plan.
4 minute readRead about wedding-morning timingsFrom the first trial to choosing your package.
What to bring, what to ask and how to make your references useful.
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Find your direction through shape, comfort and the way you wear your hair.
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Bring the finishing details together before your wedding day.
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Start with your own hair, rather than someone else’s reference photograph.
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Bridal hair is £80, a bridal trial £75 and packages start at £320. See the latest prices, what each package includes and how to build your own.
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Find out what a bridal trial is, who might want one and which trials are included in Classic, VIP and Premium.
Read the article4 minute readChoose your starting point, understand the workshop options and make your practice useful afterwards.
Choose a starting point and know what to discuss before your session.
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Small, repeatable practice sessions that give you a clearer way to learn.
Read the article4 minute readA little preparation helps you ask the right questions.
What to share about your colour history, why a consultation matters and how to check the studio’s patch-test requirements before booking.
Read the colour guide 4 minute readColour photograph: Mortimer Hair House.
These are planning articles for Hair Up Solutions readers. Business details and prices are drawn from the business’s published information and supplied price sheet; source links are included in the articles. General preparation ideas help you start a useful conversation. Ask Becky about the style, appointment and preparation that suit your own hair.
Choose your bridal trial and the people sharing your morning. Build a package, or ask Becky about the detail you’re still deciding.
