Bridal hair and makeup: how to plan the day

Bridal hair and makeup should be booked as one plan, not as two last-minute appointments. At Leviosa, that plan covers bridal makeup, bridal hair, and the finishing that has to hold for the ceremony and for photographs.

What to decide before you call

• The wedding date and the time you need to be ready
• Whether hair and makeup are both required
• The attire, especially the neckline and how the hair needs to sit with it
• Whether the finish is for daylight, evening, or both
• Who else needs occasion makeup the same day

A trial is worth doing when the date is fixed and the attire is chosen. The trial is a conversation about what will hold, not a promise of a look copied from a photograph. Bring a picture if it helps, and say what you do not want.

Hair and makeup are one appointment

Bridal hair has to clear the neckline, the jewellery, and the veil or flowers if you are wearing them. Makeup has to read in the room and in photographs. Doing them with two different people who have not spoken is how a finish comes apart by the reception.

Occasion makeup and event makeup are the same craft on a shorter brief: a celebration, a portrait, or a long evening. They are listed separately from bridal so a guest who is not the bride can book without a wedding plan.

Where this happens

Call +91 97319 32828 and ask to plan the bridal look. Confirmed starting prices replace the ₹— placeholders on the price list when the salon sets them.