what is the difference between a trial and a preview?
although these terms are often used interchangeably in the beauty industry, we intentionally define them differently because they serve two very different purposes.
Bridal Trial
a bridal trial takes place before you book with us. the purpose of a trial is to determine whether our team, our artistry, and your assigned artist are the right fit for your wedding day.
during a bridal trial, you'll experience our process firsthand while collaborating with your artist to create your desired look. because you have not yet reserved your wedding date, we will hold your artist and wedding date for 48 hours following your appointment, giving you time to decide if you'd like to move forward with your booking.
Bridal Preview
a bridal preview takes place after you've officially booked with us and secured your wedding date. at this point, your artist has already been carefully selected through our extensive artist matching process, which pairs you with the professional best suited to your vision, style, personality, and service selections.
the purpose of a preview is to view and perfect your envisioned wedding-day look. together, you and your artist will refine every detail, make any desired adjustments and finalize your hair and makeup plan so that everyone feels confident and prepared for your wedding day.
think of your bridal preview as the dress rehearsal for your beauty services. it gives you the opportunity to see your complete bridal look, wear it throughout the day, photograph it in different lighting, and make any refinements before your wedding.
whether you book a trial or a preview, our goal is always the same—to ensure you walk down the aisle feeling like the most beautiful, confident version of yourself.