These images are from my Jemma Kidd Make up School 3-Day Introductory Professional Bridal Make-up Artistry Course.

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The good folk at Capital Hair & Beauty
have given me permision to include here a copy of their magazine. I have contributed to page 22.

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Written by Mrs. Robertson, all rights reserved.
Tips: If I had to offer my tips to newly engaged brides to be for planning their wedding they would be:

Keep it simple – over complicating things will give you a headache and no one will probably notice [...]

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Written by Mrs. Robertson, all rights reserved. 
Wake up – 8 o’clock, had 3 hours sleep but feel fresh as a daisy. Brain wouldn’t switch off! Can’t understand why I’m not feeling like the living dead, but very pleased. Dad brings up a cup of tea, a quick shower and put on [...]

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By Jacqueline Le Huec
Having surreptitiously planned my own wedding inside my head for as far back as I can remember, despite not during most of that time having found someone happy to marry me, it was comforting to find out that I am part of a majority. Academics1 writing on the subject of weddings have [...]

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Day One
Arrive at Jemma Kidd’s studio, which is smart, light and contemporary and am greeted by some friendly, familiar faces and then introduced to the other members of the team.
It seemed that over the next three days we would be concentrating on 4 main looks ( inspired by themes from the catwalk ). Also, mother [...]

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Arrived for Saks course to start at 10.30 and am greeted by Andrew Barton - British Hairdresser of the year, who’s professional, down to earth approach is both fascinating and funny.
We were to work on 2 looks in the day - one called “Bohemian Glamour”, which was a style created for long hair and inspired [...]

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