Bridal & occasion
The morning of, handled.
A trial to get it exactly right, then a calm, well-timed morning: you, your mum, your bridesmaids, everyone ready before the photographer starts looking at their watch.
What's involved
Three parts to a wedding booking.
01
The trial
A relaxed appointment before the day to find the look. We try things, adjust, photograph it, and agree exactly what happens on the morning.
- Around 90 minutes
- Photographed so nothing is forgotten
- Notes kept for the day
02
Bride on the day
Makeup on the morning of your wedding, at your venue or at home, timed so you are ready without being rushed.
- Travel to you
- Long-wear products chosen for photography
- Touch-up advice for later
03
The bridal party
Bridesmaids, mums, and anyone else who wants to feel looked after. Timings are planned around your photographer and your ceremony.
- Any number, scheduled properly
- A running order agreed in advance
- Everyone finished before the dress
Pricing depends on the number of people and how far there is to travel, so it is quoted per wedding rather than listed. Send your date and venue and you will get a straight answer.
How the day runs
Nothing about the morning should be a surprise.
Before
The trial
We find the look together, well ahead of the day, and photograph it so there are no surprises.
The week of
Confirming
Timings confirmed with you and, if it helps, directly with your photographer or planner.
The morning
Getting ready
Arrival with plenty of time. The party first, the bride last, so you are freshest for the aisle.
After
Into the day
A touch-up kit if you want one, and advice on keeping everything intact through to the evening.
Real weddings
Days that have already happened.
Questions brides ask
How far do you travel?
Across Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire as standard, and further by arrangement. Venues around Sudbury, Long Melford and the Essex border are home ground.
When should I book?
As early as you can, as summer Saturdays go a long way in advance. If your date is close, still ask; there are sometimes gaps.
Do I have to have a trial?
It is strongly recommended for brides. It is the difference between a calm morning and a hopeful one.
Can you work around my photographer?
Yes, and it is much better when we do. Share their schedule and the morning gets planned around it.
What about my bridesmaids and mum?
Very welcome. Numbers just need confirming in advance so the morning can be timed properly.
Tell me about your day.
Your date, your venue, and roughly how many of you there will be. That is enough to come back with availability and a price.