Weddings Summer 2013 > Brides

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Noelle Bonham creates customized looks and provides instructions on how to keep makeup and hair in place. Consultations are $150, and day-of services for the bride start at $500.

Amanda Shackleton

Shackleton, who has styled actress Anne Hathaway, offers one-stop shopping with time-saving hair-and-makeup packages for the big day ($400 for the bride; $200 for each additional person).

Amy Zdunowski-Roeder

This makeup artist and male groomer is a regular on the set of America’s Next Top Model, and her looks have appeared in the pages of People, W, and Nylon. Celebrity clients include Kristin Wiig and Elaine Irwin. Prices start at $285 for the bride. (good value)

Anni Bruno

One of the founders of wedding collective Brooklyn Betrothed, Bruno creates natural, long-wearing looks that “really pop against white gowns.” In-studio trials are $100; day-of on-site makeup starts at $300 for the bride and $150 for each additional attendant, with a three-person minimum. (good value)

Bridal Beauty

Lana G.’s fresh, natural looks have appeared in Brides, as well as on celebs like Sarah Michele Geller and Hilary Duff. Standard packages are $850 for four people (up to four hours) and $1,350 for seven people (up to six hours).

BridalGal

Lilly Rivera specializes in traditional and airbrushed looks for multicultural brides. Trials are $175; day-of is $375 on-site (additional day-of is $175 per person).

Brush Beauty

This comprehensive shop, which does makeup, airbrush­ing, hairstyling, and manicures, boasts three tiers of artists who will travel anywhere in the U.S. Trials range from $150 to $350; day-of services for the bride plus three others start at $750.

Cheek to Chic

Raychel Wade has a three-person minimum in Manhattan, including the bride, from $850. Each additional person is $150; trials are $175. Wade also gives application lessons starting at $225. (good value)

Christian Burran Soulful Beauty

Burran uses all-natural organic makeup and has worked with Angelina Jolie, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Natalie Portman. Trials are $250, on-location bridal makeup is $500, and each additional person is $225. (ecofriendly)

David Maderich

Maderich has ten years of experience working with Vanity Fair, as well as red carpet–bound celebs like Drew Barrymore and Mary-Kate Olsen. Wedding packages (from $1,800 for the bride plus three) include hair. Trials with photos are $200.

Elizabeth Black

Black offers a trial with up to three hours of “play time” for the bride to try a variety of looks. Trials start at $125; day-of services (which can include airbrush and false-lash applications) start at $250.

Face Time Beauty Concierge

The pros at this studio do hair, makeup, and nails and are happy to come to you. Hair and makeup trials are $150 each; wedding pricing upon request.

Gloss and Glam

These makeup artists have worked with Chanel, Vogue, Jessica Alba, and others. Their services run from long-lasting makeup applications to custom hair extensions. Prices for hair and makeup range from $250 to $1,000.

Jennifer Wobito

Wobito has been making up brides and celebrities like Sutton Foster, Lucy Liu, and Lauren Conrad for fifteen years. She excels at details like individual-lash application. Trials cost $175; day-of makeup is $275 for the bride and $125 for each additional person.

Jessica Liebeskind Make-up Artistry

Liebeskind, a Fashion Week regular who has worked with Reem Acra and Badgley Mischka, likes to keep things practical, natural, and timeless. Trials are $250; wedding-day application starts at $1,000.

Jill Harth Beauty

Harth, who has worked with more than a thousand brides, uses a combo of airbrush and high-definition makeup. A two-hour trial starts at $150; day-of rates start at $325 for the bride and includes a personal makeup kit.

Keri Berman & Co.

Renowned for her contouring and highlighting prowess, Berman has worked at the Academy Awards. Consultations are $250; day-of makeup for the bride plus one is $750 to $1,000, and each additional person is $200.

Kerry Makeup

Using both airbrush and traditional techniques, Kerry Crawford creates flawlessly chic bridal makeup. She’s also an esthetician, a bonus for brides who have skin concerns. Her work has appeared on several blogs, including Style Me Pretty, Brooklyn Bride, and Once Wed. Prices upon request.

Kimara Ahnert Makeup & Skincare Studio

Ahnert’s studio offers innovative skin-clearing and lifting treatments, including LED light therapy and microcurrent technologies, as well as makeup applications, lessons and lash extensions. In-studio, day-of bridal makeup starts at $175; on-site starts at $700 for the bride plus two.

Kim Do

Do, whose list of celeb clients includes Kim Cattrall and Molly Sims, will travel to give the bride a flawless big-day look ($425, plus travel fee). Trials are $250. Day-of makeup for bridesmaids and moms is $200 per person.

Kim White Makeup

White specializes in spray tanning and meticulous airbrushing. Consultations are $75; full-day rates for the bride plus three start at $1,000.

Landy Dean

Dean, the resident makeup artist at Marie Robinson Salon, has created cover looks for Cosmopolitan and Harper’s Bazaar. Trials and in-salon day-of are $300; on-site rates start at $800.

Laura Geller

Geller and her veteran team do trials for $125 and day-of applications on-site for $300. Makeup artists can tag along to the wedding for touch-ups at a rate of $150 an hour.

La Voila Beauty

The “glam squad” at this company works exclusively on-site, specializing in Indian weddings and henna tattoo art. Trials are $200. Makeup for the bride is $350. All-day bridal styling starts at $1,500 for the entire bridal party.

Lea Siegel

This sought-after artist crafts long-wearing looks that will keep you camera-ready all day. Trials are $250; day-of makeup starts at $500 for the bride and $150 per bridesmaid.

Lori Hamlin Weddings

Hamlin’s natural and timeless looks have appeared in various fashion mags, including Harper’s Bazaar. Wedding-day makeup packages start at $1,500.

Lorin Cole

A celebrity makeup artist and best-selling beauty writer, Cole shares makeup tricks while turning out flawless faces. Trials are $200; day-of makeup for the bride plus two is $800.

Makeup by Anabelle Laguardia

A Laura Geller alum, LaGuardia is known for her skillful eye contouring. A consultation is $150; day-of makeup is $300 for the bride and $150 for each additional person. (good value)

Meredith Carre

Carre can help brides with skin treatments or waxing regimens, and her ultralight makeup application prevents caking. Trials are $50; on-site is $225 for the bride, $150 for each bridesmaid. (good value)

Nam Vo

Vo’s versatile looks can be subtle or all-out glam, and she often applies individual false lashes to amp up the eyes. Trials are $150; day-of is $400 for the bride. Full-day services from $1,600.

Nocturnelle Beauty

This team of experts specializes in airbrush makeup and false lashes. Makeup trials and consultations are $200. Day-of application, including lashes, is $299 for the bride and $150 for each bridesmaid. (good value)

Oh La Luxxe

This collective of fashion-industry makeup artists, stylists, and manicurists offers an array of services, including makeup applications (from $425 for the bride) and hairstyling (from $425). Ask about its special wedding packages.

Piera Canu

Canu has worked with celebs like Katherine Heigl, Nicole Richie, and Catherine Zeta-Jones. For fifteen years, she’s crafted luminous looks with a soft, natural base. Trials are $200; day-of packages for the bride plus two start at $800.

Sally Duvall

Duvall, formerly an assistant to Kevyn Aucoin, is known for creating ultrachic looks using minimal makeup. Day-of makeup is $400 for the bride and $150 for each additional person.

Sandy Linter at Rita Hazan Salon

Linter, who did Elizabeth Hurley’s wedding in London, charges $350 for a trial and $500 for day-of services. On-site prices upon request.

Sharon Becker

Becker’s contemporary, long-lasting looks have appeared in the pages of bridal magazines Utterly Engaged and Grace Ormonde Wedding Style. Trials start at $150; day-of packages start at $650 for the bride plus three. Hairstyling, airbrushing, false-lash application, and touch-up options also available.

Sharon Slattery

Slattery, who worked with Jodi Applegate on her wedding day, has been featured in Glamour and Cosmopolitan. Traditional and airbrush makeup for the bride starts at $350; trials at $100.

Sheryl Eriksson

For a magazine-worthy look (Eriksson’s work has appeared in Martha Stewart Weddings), clients pay this Tribeca-based artist $300 per hour for on-location makeup-and-lash application. Airbrush tanning is available for $125. Brow shaping is $75.

Spring Super

Spring specializes in an airbrush technique that keeps makeup looking fresh for 18-plus hours, without touch-ups. Additional services include tattoo coverage and handmade hair extensions. Trials start at $200; day-of at $700.

Stephanie Barr

Barr has worked with Hilary Swank and Emily Griffin and offers on-site applications of her celebrity looks. A combination of airbrushing and traditional appli-cations is $450 for the bride, and a five-hour makeup application for seven people is $1,450. Consultations are $250.

Three Custom Color Specialists

Brides flock here for makeup that’s hand-blended per skin tone. A trial for the bride costs $125, and each additional person is $85. On-site applications start at $350 ($125 for each additional person). (good value)

Trish McEvoy

DIY types come to McEvoy’s studio for hour-long makeup lessons ($750 for McEvoy, $300 for a staff artist) and leave with a full makeup kit. Standard trials are $125; day-of application is $200 per hour.

Wei Lang Beauty

With more than 25 years of experience, Lang has worked with models and celebrities—including Beyoncé—of every age, ethnicity, and skin type. Her polished looks focus on showcasing radiant skin with subtle contouring to bring out the eyes. Trials are $250. On-site day-of application for the bride is $500; $1,500 for the bride plus three.

From the Summer 2013 New York Wedding Guide