1. Once you have chosen your dress and bought or reserved it, make sure you have a photo of the gown preferably with you in it, to keep with you when you have your rehearsal trial with your stylist.

2. Make sure you have images of your bridesmaids dress's for when they have their rehearsal trial with their stylist.

3. Meet with your stylist as soon as possible to make sure the whole look/theme you wish to achieve will work for you.

4. Make sure you discuss with your stylist which hair accessories will suit best for everyone concerned and if a veil is required to compliment the look.

5. It is in your interest to insist all your members of your wedding party have a trial, to reduce any stress on the day.

6. Eight to ten weeks before the wedding day, book an appointment for you and your wedding party, have a full rehearsal trial with your stylist. This helps everyone to become familiar with their hair design, to discuss any changes which may have to be made, giving peace of mind to you the bride, knowing all concerned will be happy on the wedding day

1. We strongly advise not to shampoo, deep condition or straighten hair on the day of the wedding. One to two days before is sufficient, this applies only to those who are having their hair dressed and put up and please do not straighten the hair after the final hair wash.

2. Make sure on the morning of the wedding you, or any member of your party having their hair put up or dressed, wears a button or zipped through top, this is to ensure NO item of clothing has to be pulled over the head once the hair has been created.

3. Your make-up is best to be applied before the final part of your hair styling. Make-up can be touch up once the full look has been completed.

4. If you plan to have pre-ceremony photos make sure your stylist is aware, you will need to allow for this time, and this is usually an extra thirty to forty five minutes prior to being at the church or venue.