Bridal hair is not an appointment, it is a year-long project, and the calendar is more useful than any single product. Here is the version I give every bride, month by month, in the order the work actually needs to happen.
Twelve months out: book the artist. This is the only item on the list that has a hard deadline, because spring Saturdays in Palm Beach County are gone twelve to eighteen months ahead.
Nine months: decide on extensions, if you are considering them. An install needs a consultation, a color match, and a lead time, and nine months gives you room to change your mind.
Six months: the preview. Dress, veil, venue, and a camera in the room. Everything downstream depends on this decision, so do not make it later.
Four months: start the color rhythm. Whatever your touch-up interval is, land the final one seven to ten days before the wedding. Working backward from the wedding, not forward from today.
Three months: hair health. A trim to remove damage, a gloss, and a weekly mask. This is the window where the condition of your hair is decided.
One month: final trim, final gloss, and a decision on bangs. Do not cut anything new after this point.
Two weeks: nothing. No new products, no new treatments, no first-time anything. The best thing you can do in the last two weeks is nothing at all.
If you are behind schedule, that is fine. The only items that cannot be compressed are the booking and the preview.
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