To confirm the date, a deposit of CHF 100.- or CHF 200.- is required depending on the package chosen, which will be deducted from the final total. The deposit is non-refundable in case of cancellation. The booking becomes final upon receipt of payment, after which you'll receive a written confirmation with all the details.
No, a makeup trial isn't essential. Some brides appreciate it as a way to feel reassured or to see their look in advance, but it remains optional. A prior conversation about your preferences and style allows me to create a tailored makeup look that's true to what you want on the big day.
The makeup trial lasts on average between 1 and 1.5 hours. This time allows us to discuss your preferences and carry out a complete, personalised look.
On the wedding day, you should allow around two hours for hair and makeup, plus an extra half hour as a buffer in case of delays or if it takes longer than expected.
You can come with makeup on, but it's recommended to arrive with a clean, makeup-free face. Removing makeup just before the session can sometimes irritate the skin and eyes.
The makeup trial is paid on the day of the appointment, in cash or via TWINT.
To ensure the best possible result, I work with hairstylists who specialise in wedding hair. For intimate events and simple styles (half-up, natural looks) I can also do the hair myself alongside the makeup. For larger weddings, I work alongside professional hairstylists, dedicating myself entirely to makeup.
No, a hair trial isn't essential. Some brides appreciate it as a way to feel reassured or to see their hairstyle in advance, but it remains optional. If you'd like, I can put you in touch with my hairstylist collaborators. They'll be able to advise you and guide you toward the style best suited to your wishes, your hair and your overall look.
The hair trial lasts on average between 1 and 1.5 hours. This time allows us to discuss your preferences and create a personalised hairstyle.
The hair trial is paid on the day of the appointment, in cash or via TWINT.
It's recommended to do the trial in spring, before the summer wedding season, in order to take advantage of better availability.
Yes, it's entirely possible to add extensions for the big day. However, you'll need to provide them yourself. I'd recommend choosing them together with your hairstylist so they match your hair perfectly. My hairstylist collaborators will then be able to incorporate them into your style on the day.
Ideally, hair should be washed the day before the wedding. On the day itself, it simply needs to be clean and fully dry. If you feel the need, you can straighten it or style it lightly, but this isn't recommended — it's better to arrive with natural hair, as we'll take care of everything on site!
No, it's not necessary. We'll figure out together on the day what suits each person best.
For guests, you should allow approximately 1h30 per person — 45 minutes for makeup and 45 minutes for hair.
It's also possible to book only makeup or only hair, depending on each person's needs.
Guests are asked to arrive 5 minutes before their scheduled time to ensure the planning runs smoothly.
It's preferable to arrive with a bare face. Hair should be clean, dry, and ideally washed the day before.
No, booked appointments cannot be cancelled.
However, it is possible to transfer the appointment to another person.
If the slot is not taken over, the amount stated in the contract remains due in full.
Yes, it is entirely possible to add a last-minute guest if the schedule allows.
To avoid losing time on the wedding day, it's preferable for the bride to pay for all guest services in advance.
If each guest pays individually, payment can be made on the spot, in cash or via TWINT.