The trial was worth every penny. We tried my veil three different ways and Bobbi wrote down exactly what worked. On the wedding morning she just did it, no guessing.
An in-salon run-through of your wedding-day look, with your veil and accessories, so nothing is a surprise.
Prep before your appointment
- Come in with clean, dry hair styled as close to your wedding-day routine as possible, this gives us the most accurate read on how your hair actually behaves
- Bring any photos you love (and a few you don't), both help us understand what you're going for
- If you plan to wear a veil, hairpiece, or specific accessories on the day, bring those along so we can place them properly
- Let us know about any chemical services done in the last few months, color, relaxer, keratin, anything like that, so we can plan around your hair's current condition
Aftercare
- Take a few photos of the finished look from different angles before you leave, you'll want them as a reference when we revisit details closer to the date
- Note how the style holds through the rest of your day, especially if you're heading somewhere warm or humid, and bring that feedback to your wedding-day appointment
- If something felt off, weight, hold, comfort, write it down while it's fresh so we can adjust at the real appointment
- Reach out if questions come up after you leave, we'd rather sort something out early than have you second-guessing on your wedding morning
Who you'll see
Stylists for Bridal Trial (in-salon)
Your wedding-day hair is not something you want to figure out on the morning of. The bridal trial is a full 90-minute appointment dedicated to testing the look you have in mind, making real-time adjustments, and leaving with a confirmed plan rather than a rough idea. Your stylist gets to see how your hair actually behaves, which products it holds, and where it might need extra support. That information is what makes the wedding-day appointment go the way it should.
Come in with clean, dry hair, any inspiration photos you've gathered, and your veil or headpiece if you already have them. Waco summers being what they are, it's worth mentioning to your stylist if your ceremony is outdoors so hold and humidity resistance can factor into the plan. After the trial, your stylist notes the products, timing, and technique used so nothing gets left to memory. If something about the look didn't sit right, say so, that conversation is the whole point of the trial.
In their words
What clients say about Bridal Trial (in-salon)
Good to know
When should I schedule my bridal hair trial?
Most stylists recommend booking your trial two to three months before the wedding. That gives you time for a follow-up appointment if you want to try a variation, and it takes the pressure off the weeks immediately before the wedding.
How much does a bridal hair trial cost?
The bridal trial is $95 at Curl Interrupted Salon & Spa.
How long does a bridal hair trial take?
At Curl Interrupted Salon & Spa, the bridal trial is 90 minutes. That gives your stylist enough time to build the look, make adjustments, and work through any details like veil placement or accessory fit.