Pract ical & T imeline Info T im e : Coordinate the b eauty specialist’s arrival time, h o w much time you’ r e a llo c a ting f o r h a ir and makeup (usu ally 1.5–2 hour s for hai r, 45–90 m in f or mak eup), the ceremony start time, and what time you need everyone to be completed by. ( Pro tip: Be sure to consider ceremony travel time and a llocate enough time for getting into dresses, shoes and jewelry. ) Ord er : W ho sits in the makeup chair first and who will be last? ( Pro tip: the bride should never be left for last. If you’ re running short on time, her makeup and hair will be rushed. ) Schedule the bride somewhere in the middle to allow time to get dressed and relax. Plan for flower girls or younger bridal party members to go last (they’ll be less likely to mess up their finished looks). Bridal Preview : If you opt for a pre-consultation, schedule it for the same time as the wedding day to get a feel for how long the makeup and hair will last. Confirm...
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