Photographer: Mark Fiddian http://www.markfiddian.com/ Models: Alex Wilcox and Stacey Fenton Makeup/Hair/Grooming Vicki Millar |
Thinking this over...
In some cases it is more economical to find a good makeup and hair person in the location where you'll be getting married but in some cases this isn't possible or can be very difficult. For example, some of my inquiries have been from brides getting married in Cuba. Wanting to help, I started doing some research. I found it's not easy to find someone in Cuba to do this - especially when you're looking on the internet from North America!
In the case where the bride is looking to bring someone local with her for the vacation, I suggest you work out an agreement with your chosen artist. It's always important to understand the details of whoever you hire, such as what's expected, how many faces will be worked on etc., but it's even more important when planning your destination wedding to be very clear on all details. The most important thing would be to have a contract drawn up between yourself and your makeup/hair artist and be certain it's completely clear what's expected from both sides. An agreed, written and signed contract will lessen the chances of misunderstandings and you'll both be on the same page. The less stress you feel on your wedding day, the more fun you will have!
Photographer James Ogilivie Model Kelleth Cuthbert |
Last but not least, consider hiring a destination wedding planner. They will likely know how to answer all your questions about your destination wedding and that should also include some recommendations on valued makeup and hair people.
I truly believe with the right planning anyone can have an amazing destination wedding! Congratulations to all those who are getting married this year in an exotic place!
Beautiful brides Fran and Susanna |
This will be a new event that will occur every 6 -8 weeks. My interviews will be detailed and hopefully help in your overall wedding planning stages. See you soon!