Wedding hair that lasts the whole day
A private bridal suite on 61st Street, a trial that settles every detail months ahead, and a stylist who has done this four hundred times and still treats it like the first.
The trial is the whole thing.
Almost every wedding-hair disaster traces back to a trial that was rushed or skipped. Marisol books two full hours, photographs the finished look from every angle, and writes down the exact pins, products and section pattern.
On the day she is working from notes and photographs, not memory — which is why brides who had their trial in February get the identical look in September.
- Enquiry — tell us the date, the venue and roughly how many people need styling
- Trial — two hours in the bridal suite, usually three to six months ahead
- Confirmation — a written schedule for the morning, with times for every person
- The day — in the suite, or at your venue anywhere in NYC and Long Island
Bridal & events
On-location styling outside Woodside carries a travel charge that depends on the venue and the call time. It is quoted in writing with the morning schedule, never added afterwards.
Everyone, on a schedule that works.
Bridesmaids, mothers, grandmothers and guests are booked alongside the bride, and the morning runs on a written schedule with a name against every time. Nobody sits around for three hours, and nobody is still being pinned when the cars arrive.
For parties larger than six, Marisol brings a second stylist. Tell us the numbers when you enquire and it will be in the quote.
Questions we get asked
How far ahead should I book a wedding?
Do I have to have a trial?
Will you come to the venue?
How many people can you style in one morning?
What if I want to change the look after the trial?
Bridal dates go early.
Saturdays between May and October are usually taken six to nine months ahead. If you have a date, get the trial in the book now.