Your wedding hair & makeup timeline, planned in two minutes.
See exactly when your artists arrive, when each person gets ready, and how many artists your bridal party needs to be camera-ready on time. Built from 20 years of Seattle weddings.
Three questions. One camera-ready timeline.
1. Pick your photo-ready time. The moment you need to be in front of the camera: your first look, portraits or leaving for the ceremony.
2. Add your bridal party. Bridesmaids, moms, the flower girl, the groom or your partner. Choose hair, makeup or both for each.
3. Get your timeline by email. Artist arrival, every appointment, finishing touches and the team size you need, with a printable copy for your planner.
How long does wedding hair and makeup take?
Longer than most couples expect. It depends on how many people are getting ready, what each person is having done, and when you need to be in front of the camera. The planner runs the numbers with the same professional pacing Tracy's team uses on real wedding days, so your schedule is precise, never padded and never rushed.
Camera-ready, and completely themselves.
“I struggled so much as a black woman new to Seattle to find someone who I felt confident could do my hair and makeup… I felt like a queen and that is directly a result of her amazing work.”
★★★★★ Leandra · Google review
“She was professional all around and arrived early and was very communicative throughout the whole process. My final look was more than I could have imagined.”
★★★★★ Brittany · Google review
Wedding beauty timeline FAQ
What time should wedding hair and makeup start?
Earlier than most couples expect, and it depends on the size of your bridal party, what each person is having done and when you need to be in front of the camera. The planner gives you your exact start time in two minutes, with room built in for finishing touches and the veil.
How many hair and makeup artists do I need?
It depends on the size of your bridal party and what each person is having done. The planner recommends the right-sized team so your day stays on time without dragging on.
Should the bride go last?
Second-to-last is the sweet spot. Your look stays fresh for photos, and one person finishing after you keeps the room moving while you dress.
Do you travel to Seattle-area wedding venues?
Yes. Tracy's team comes to you across Woodinville wineries, Issaquah, Bellevue, Snoqualmie, Tacoma, Leavenworth and the San Juan Islands.