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Frequently Asked Questions


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I know how much there is to organise and arrange for your big day, hopefully my FAQ's will help answer any questions you may have about my services and the whole bridal makeup experience. However, if there's something you'd still like to know then please feel free to drop me a line or use the box below to get in touch...  
What do I need to do to book you for my wedding day?​
To secure your big day, you'll need to complete a booking form which will be sent to you on email and you will be asked for a £100 deposit to secure your wedding day in my diary, by electronic bank transfer. Please note that due to the number of enquiries I receive I can't hold the date until a deposit is received. More info here.
How soon should I book you?
I receive enquiries from brides on a very regular basis, so if you know you definitely want to work with me, I recommend booking sooner rather than later as weekends in particular do get booked up very quickly.
What  someone else enquires about my wedding date & I haven't paid a booking fee yet?
I will always keep you updated and advise you straight away if another bride has contacted me about your wedding date. Unfortunately I can't hold a date until a booking fee is received. This secures the date in my diary, this is why I recommend that as soon as you've decided that you'd like to work with me that we get it booked in.
How long does a trial take?
It will take around two to three hours, depending on how many looks you want to try out! The trial is specially designed to focus just on you, so I never limit a bride to a certain length of time for this session as it's really important to me that you are happy and that we get the look perfectly suited to you, however long it takes. A trial is a no obligation appointment. If you decide at the end of the trial that you would like to go ahead, then we'll agree on next steps for your wedding day. If you would like to think about it or have other trials planned, then please let me know. ​
When Should I have my trial?
It can take place as soon as you're ready to have it, ideally it's helpful to have it within three months of your big day, that way you're more likely to have an idea of the way you'd like to look. I often recommend that it happens between six weeks and two weeks before your wedding day.
Where does the trial happen?
The session will take place in the comfort of your own home or a destination of your choice. I'm based in Brighton and am currently a mobile service, please read my travel policy to see the areas I cover.
If i have lots of bridesmaids will there be enough time to get everyone ready on the day?
I always make sure I arrive on time and allocate enough time for each person. If necessary I can bring an additional hair/makeup assistant and I will write you a schedule in advance for the morning.  As the bride, ideally your makeup will be one of the last things you do before putting on your dress and I will stay until you are about to leave to ensure that you walk down the aisle looking fresh and radiant; ready for your big moment!
What style of makeup and products do you use?
​I work with lots of different brides with various needs and interests from whimsical, boho and quirky to vintage glam, English rose and minimalist. My kit contains a wide variety of products which are all cruelty free & vegan including Arbonne, Anika, Axiology, Charlotte Tilbury, Makeup Geek, LA Girl, Lily Lolo, Lollipops, Ofra, Tarte, Vapour, Zao & Zoeva. I like to keep up to date with the latest trends/products and am always updating my kit with new finds.
How long will my makeup take on the wedding day?
I always advise approximately one hour or so. Ideally your makeup will be one of the last things you do before putting on your dress and I will stay until you are about to leave to ensure that you walk down the aisle looking fresh and radiant; ready for your big moment!
How long will you stay?
I want to make sure that once you're in your dress, that you're looking and feeling your very best especially if there have been any happy tears shed! This means I usually dash off (unless previously arranged) a few minutes before you're due to leave for the ceremony.
Whereabouts in my schedule should I fit you in? ​
I would advise towards the end. Always build in extra time to get to the ceremony and at least 30-45 minutes to get into (and enjoy the experience!) your dress. This allows you not to feel rushed so that you can cherish those final special moments, have photos, a glass of fizz and relish being the bride with your bridal party.
How long should I allow for my bridal party to have their makeup done?
I would advise between 45 minutes and one hour for makeup for adults, approx 30 minutes for under-13s. Depending on the hairstyle I'd recommend 30-45 minutes. ​
I have a large bridal party, will you be able to do us all?
Absolutely! Depending on your timings I can bring an assistant along with me. This works well if you have an early wedding and would rather not start at sunrise! I always use professional, qualified and trained assistants who are experienced in bridal makeup/hair and have previously worked as part of a wedding day morning.
If you're interested in booking and securing the date for your wedding, fill out the form below.

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M-F: 9am - 7pm

Telephone

07833 348623

Email

contact@emmaolliff.info

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Frequently Asked Questions


Picture
I know how much there is to organise and arrange for your big day, hopefully my FAQ's will help answer any questions you may have about my services and the whole bridal makeup experience. However, if there's something you'd still like to know then please feel free to drop me a line or use the box below to get in touch...  
What do I need to do to book you for my wedding day?​
To secure your big day, you'll need to complete a booking form which will be sent to you on email and you will be asked for a £100 deposit to secure your wedding day in my diary, by electronic bank transfer. Please note that due to the number of enquiries I receive I can't hold the date until a deposit is received. More info here.
How soon should I book you?
I receive enquiries from brides on a very regular basis, so if you know you definitely want to work with me, I recommend booking sooner rather than later as weekends in particular do get booked up very quickly.
What  someone else enquires about my wedding date & I haven't paid a booking fee yet?
I will always keep you updated and advise you straight away if another bride has contacted me about your wedding date. Unfortunately I can't hold a date until a booking fee is received. This secures the date in my diary, this is why I recommend that as soon as you've decided that you'd like to work with me that we get it booked in.
How long does a trial take?
It will take around two to three hours, depending on how many looks you want to try out! The trial is specially designed to focus just on you, so I never limit a bride to a certain length of time for this session as it's really important to me that you are happy and that we get the look perfectly suited to you, however long it takes. A trial is a no obligation appointment. If you decide at the end of the trial that you would like to go ahead, then we'll agree on next steps for your wedding day. If you would like to think about it or have other trials planned, then please let me know. ​
When Should I have my trial?
It can take place as soon as you're ready to have it, ideally it's helpful to have it within three months of your big day, that way you're more likely to have an idea of the way you'd like to look. I often recommend that it happens between six weeks and two weeks before your wedding day.
Where does the trial happen?
The session will take place in the comfort of your own home or a destination of your choice. I'm based in Brighton and am currently a mobile service, please read my travel policy to see the areas I cover.
If i have lots of bridesmaids will there be enough time to get everyone ready on the day?
I always make sure I arrive on time and allocate enough time for each person. If necessary I can bring an additional hair/makeup assistant and I will write you a schedule in advance for the morning.  As the bride, ideally your makeup will be one of the last things you do before putting on your dress and I will stay until you are about to leave to ensure that you walk down the aisle looking fresh and radiant; ready for your big moment!
What style of makeup and products do you use?
​I work with lots of different brides with various needs and interests from whimsical, boho and quirky to vintage glam, English rose and minimalist. My kit contains a wide variety of products which are all cruelty free & vegan including Arbonne, Anika, Axiology, Charlotte Tilbury, Makeup Geek, LA Girl, Lily Lolo, Lollipops, Ofra, Tarte, Vapour, Zao & Zoeva. I like to keep up to date with the latest trends/products and am always updating my kit with new finds.
How long will my makeup take on the wedding day?
I always advise approximately one hour or so. Ideally your makeup will be one of the last things you do before putting on your dress and I will stay until you are about to leave to ensure that you walk down the aisle looking fresh and radiant; ready for your big moment!
How long will you stay?
I want to make sure that once you're in your dress, that you're looking and feeling your very best especially if there have been any happy tears shed! This means I usually dash off (unless previously arranged) a few minutes before you're due to leave for the ceremony.
Whereabouts in my schedule should I fit you in? ​
I would advise towards the end. Always build in extra time to get to the ceremony and at least 30-45 minutes to get into (and enjoy the experience!) your dress. This allows you not to feel rushed so that you can cherish those final special moments, have photos, a glass of fizz and relish being the bride with your bridal party.
How long should I allow for my bridal party to have their makeup done?
I would advise between 45 minutes and one hour for makeup for adults, approx 30 minutes for under-13s. Depending on the hairstyle I'd recommend 30-45 minutes. ​
I have a large bridal party, will you be able to do us all?
Absolutely! Depending on your timings I can bring an assistant along with me. This works well if you have an early wedding and would rather not start at sunrise! I always use professional, qualified and trained assistants who are experienced in bridal makeup/hair and have previously worked as part of a wedding day morning.
If you're interested in booking and securing the date for your wedding, fill out the form below.