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When to book trials, how to budget, and what to ask your artist.
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12–9 months out — research artists, save inspo, get on calendars for popular dates.
6 months — book your artist; sign contract with deposit.
2–3 months — trial run with intended hair, jewelry, and similar lighting.
1 month — confirm bridal party headcount, lock timing.
Wedding day — start 4 hours before first look. Bride is usually last in the chair.
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