1. First look through my work, my Instagram and my website, and make sure the style that I do is up your alley!

2. Check out my prices!! I’m very up front about my pricing for a reason, no surprises here! The only prices not included on my website is my travel fee and that because it very much depends on where it is and how long it takes me to get there, plus the start time! If it takes me 2 hours to get there and I have to start at 4am, I will have to make arrangements that will cost me, that cost falls on the client.

3. Fill out an inquiry form the best you can, some information I understand you may not know yet, just do your best. This inquiry form will give me all the information I need to determine if I am available for your date. I will then contact you (via the preferred form of contact you determined) and let you know if I am available or not. If I am, I will give you the travel fee at that time. If I am not available I will pass on some local recommendations that I trust and are similar in price range to mine. **Please do not fill out an inquiry form until after doing the first two steps of the process first**

4. Schedule a consultation call. If I am available for your date we will then schedule a consultation call and talk through all the details of your wedding day! The travel fee, the location, your bridal party, the payment process, your vision, your dress, all of it! This should be a fun phone call and is also the time to ask me any questions you have about anything! Wedding questions, questions about Colorado weather, sunblock, tanning, extensions, all of it! I try to keep this phone call to 30 minutes but will give you as much or as little time as you need.

5. Pay the invoice. I will send you an invoice (via Square) and ask you to look over it in detail before you pay the deposit. I require a $100 non-refundable deposit to secure your wedding date. The deposit needs to be paid within 24 hours of receiving the contract. Full payment is due 30 days before wedding day.

6. Sign the contract. Once the invoice is paid I will send you a contract (via Jotform) that I have partially filled out and pre-signed. this contract needs to be signed within 24 hours of receiving it.

As soon as you find them! We often fill prime wedding dates a year in advance, so once you find an artist you like that is in your budget I highly recommend you inquire with them asap. Especially here on the Western Slope of Colorado, there’s really not that many bridal artists out here.

I am fully comfortable booking weddings as far in advance as you need.

Wedding season typically starts in May and goes until October, with busiest months being June, September and October. Of course I accept weddings outside of these months but please take into account that a lot of common and sought-after venues near me are not open outside of these months because of weather.

Yes, I will come to you for your wedding day glam with everything I need. I will bring my makeup light, a table, a chair, on top pf my full hair and makeup kits, all I need is space to work with functioning outlets near by and when possible near natural light. I prefer a space away from the bathroom and walkways and ask that it is indoors.

Just give me a heads up if there is a lot of stairs!

Right now I do not, but if it requires me to travel in the middle of the night then I may arrange over night accommodations and include that in my travel fees.

For on-site services I do not require a service minimum if I am working on the bride.

I require a booking minimum of 4 services if I am NOT working on the bride.

With that being said, if you would like to travel to me I am more than happy to service you.

Of course! Ask me any pre-booking questions you may have before you send in an inquiry form, however, regardless of any conversations we have I will still ask you to fill out an inquiry form. The inquiry forms and process help me to stay organized.

Please email me at

AmberKlineBridal@gmail.com

or message me on Instagram at

@AmberKlineBridal

YES, YES, AND YES! a lot of inspiration pictures I am shown have this beautiful, glow-y and bronzed skin. Yes you’re looking at her hair or her makeup but you really love the overall look that she has, and 10/10 she has a tan. I highly recommend trialing spray tans months in advance and find the person or product that you love prior to trial day and wedding day. For wedding day I recommend getting your tan 2 days before wedding day.

Almost always a resounding YES! If you want fuller hair, a bigger bun, wear your hair down, or your hair struggles to hold curl then you will want extensions. Most inspiration pictures I see have extensions in.

• I recommend clip-in extensions that are 100% real human hair.

• I recommend extensions that were not made for daily wear (unless you plan to) this is for a single day, possibly 2-5 uses if you wear them for any other bridal events. I’m talking about big name brands that we all know and have heard of. You can still get good quality extensions without paying the steep price tag. This vey much depends on the style you are going for and your starting point, often you wont need all the rows that clip-in extensions come with. We can talk about this during our phone call if you need help. Often I will encourage you to ask your regular hair stylist for a recommendation, color match, length recommendation and gram amount since they know your hair more than I do. I have a few brands I love from Amazon that will do the trick.

When I don’t recommend hair extensions:

• If you already have a ton of hair and adding extensions will just add an unreasonable time to styling.

• If your head is extremely sensitive, extensions add weight to your head and the last thing you need is to be uncomfortable on your wedding day.

• If you want a really sleek and small bun. Extensions add texture, grip and volume, if you’re intentionally going for a very small and sleek bun then extensions won’t be necessary and can just be a wasted cost.

I can, if you want me to. I will order extensions I know and trust. I highly recommend having a consultation with your local hair stylist (If you’re not local to me) or with me prior to preview day or wedding day. Consultation needs to be no sooner than 30 days prior to wedding day to allow me time to order them.