Do I need a bridal hair trial, and can I book more than one?

A trial gives you a chance to discuss your wedding hairstyle using your own hair, outfit plans and accessories. It is a practical conversation: how you want the front to look, which details you love from a reference, and what feels comfortable to wear.

You do not need to arrive with a finished decision. Bring a small shortlist and explain what attracts you to each photograph. A useful trial should leave you with clearer choices and questions, rather than simply another collection of pictures.

VIP and Premium each include one bridal trial for the bride. Classic does not include a trial; you can add one at £75. None of the current set packages includes trials for bridesmaids, mothers or flower girls.

A trial is a separate pre-wedding appointment. Count the appointments you would like when building your plan, and discuss the number of looks and the session format directly with Becky.

A bridal trial is £75. Bridesmaid and mother trials are £55 each, and flower girl trials are £25 each, with prices updated 22 October 2026. Confirm appointment length and preparation with Becky.

The builder adds these rates to your live hair total. If your selected package already includes one bridal trial, that appointment is counted within the package; only additional appointments are charged separately.

Tell Becky if something important changes after your first trial: your outfit, veil, accessories, hair length or the overall direction of your hairstyle. Describe the change before deciding that you need to repeat the entire appointment. She can help you work out the useful next step.

If you are comparing very different looks, ask Becky what can realistically be explored in the appointment. Explain your priorities and the references you want to discuss rather than assuming that every style can be tried.

Ask which look and details you have agreed, how to prepare your hair for the wedding morning and what you should bring on the day. Confirm how your veil or accessory will fit into the plan and mention any comfort concerns while you are together.

Photographs from the front, side and back can help you remember the result and explain any changes you want to discuss. Before leaving the conversation, make sure you know the next step: a confirmed plan, another question to resolve or an additional appointment to arrange.