Bridal Trial: Why It's Important

February 12th, 2024

Congratulations, beautiful bride-to-be! You’ve poured your heart into every detail of your big day but what about your makeup and hair? 

Bridal trials are not mandatory, however strongly recommended. Trials ensure that your vision becomes reality, giving you confidence and peace of mind on your special day. 

What is a Bridal Trial?

Think of your trial as a dress rehearsal. This is where you and your artist will meet for the first time and explore different looks that will compliment your features.

Why Bridal Trials Matter

You can chat about your vision, show inspirational pictures, discuss likes and dislikes to ensure both you and the artist are on the same page before the wedding day. 

It not only puts you at ease knowing you're completely taken care of, but it also makes the artist feel more comfortable knowing how to work with your skin and hair.

Check out SkyesArtistry Vision Board for Makeup and Hair ideas.

When to Book a Trial

The best time to book your trial is three to five months in advance but make sure to book right away to reserve your desired time. This will allow time to properly test out your dream look and make any changes if needed. Scheduling it when you have another event (night out, wedding shower, etc) if possible to get the most value for your money. 

How Long Are Trials?

Expect 1.5 hours per service. It allows time to get to know each other and to go over every detail. It’s essential to make sure you are in love with your look!