Q: What are your prices?
A. Please see our most booked package pricing on the services page, Or inquire here for a custom quote. 

Q: Do you travel?
A: Yes! We come to you  on the day of the wedding and also for your trial appointment.

Q. Is there a travel fee?
A. There is no charge for travel if you are within a 20 mile radius of the nearest city we serve

Q:  Can I book a trial run appointment before I decide to hire Black Tie And Blush?
A. Absolutely! A bridal hair trial is $325, and a bridal makeup trial is $325. Plus, you'll receive a credit toward your total if you decide to book with us!

Q: When should I have my trial?
A. We think 6 to 9 weeks out is perfect.  To get the most accurate preview of how your hair and makeup will look, having your trial as close to your wedding season as possible is a good idea. More on other trial scheduling options in our full pricing guide, available when you inquire about your date here.

Q. Do you have a salon/studio I can come to?
A. We are a fully mobile hair and makeup service. Our business model is to meet you where you are and deliver the beauty for your convenience. 

Q. What is a Gold Level Artist?
A. A gold level artist is an artist that has over 10 years of experience in their craft. They are our top preference for bookings because of the elite level of professionalism, skill, punctuality and rave reviews they consistently receive from brides. These artists are our top choice for collaboration due to their unwavering commitment to crafting an experience that fosters ease and brings delight in their results.

Q. Why are only 5 white glove packages offered per year?
A. Because we only book our Gold Level Artists for this exclusive, package, availability can be limited. Even if The White Glove Package is booked early and gold-level artists are available for a date, Sarah only reserves 5 dates to personally appear at events where she is not also providing services. 

Inquire about your date availability and get our FULL PRICING GUIDE  for more details on the above questions or to read other FAQ's like the ones below:

Q: How long should I allow for my trial?

Q: How long before my wedding day should I wash my hair?

 Q. How should I prep my face for makeup?

Q: Do you have a maximum/minimum number of people you can manage for wedding hair and makeup?

Q: How long does it take to get everyone ready on the day of the wedding?

Q. What is airbrush makeup all about?

Q: Can you stay for touch-ups for the service and reception?


Q: How far do you travel?

Q: What about tipping the artists?

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