Find out how to choose your big-day beauty team with The Style Lounge

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With more than 19 million results showing up when you Google 'Yorkshire wedding hair and make-up,' finding the right team for you can be a daunting task. So, we turned to Lisa Kramer at The Style Lounge (https://thestylelounge.uk) for some advice:

Lisa says: First, have a clear idea of what you want – do you need an individual hair stylist, make-up artist, or someone to do both? Where you will be getting ready, what time you need to be ready for, and how many people are in your wedding party, are all other questions to consider. The reason for this is that your glam squad will need to establish whether they’ve the time to get you all ready on the morning of your wedding, as well as if they’re prepared to travel to your location. What’s also worth noting is that the most expensive stylists and make-up artists are not always best. Take a look at their work on socials or ask them to send you examples by email. Many offer a trial as part of their package, which should be taken before you book. Be warned that many of Yorkshire’s popular suppliers are already taking bookings for 2024/2025, so do your research and get booked in their diary as quickly as you can.

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