I used to go to Maximus for my hair all the time. I got everything done there for prom and recently stopped going because it was kind of far from my house. Well I just called because I want to go for the wedding and the woman told me I can't set up a trial till 3 months before the wedding. I just got my first teaching job for Sept AND I will be starting my Masters in Sept. I am not very good a juggling things so I wanted to get this done ASAP...I am a little annoyed now but I am waiting for the bridal consultant to call me back...I know a lot of you girls have gone for trials already...has anyone told you you have to wait?
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I was going to go T.Carlton salon and the lady was like you can't book anything until a few months before the wedding and on top of the hair trials and fees for actual hair and makeup on your wedding day they charge a $250 opening fee. I was like OK thats ridiculous forget it lol.
MikeandJess
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yes. They tell you this because they don't know if the person who works there will still be working there for your wedding.
mao0426
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yes. They tell you this because they don't know if the person who works there will still be working there for your wedding.
I guess that makes sense...but people quit without warning at any time!I can't even think of what my schedule will be like 3 months before the wedding and if I will be sane enough to worry about this
MikeandJess
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Posted by MikeandJess
yes. They tell you this because they don't know if the person who works there will still be working there for your wedding.
I guess that makes sense...but people quit without warning at any time!I can't even think of what my schedule will be like 3 months before the wedding and if I will be sane enough to worry about this
I agree with you. I went for a trial anyway, made the appt pretending it's just a make-up application but I told the girl the truth. If you like the make-up artist they're usually more than willing to privately come to your house and do your make-up for your wedding. So if you're willing to do that then you can make the appt any time you like
florezpeeps
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yes. They tell you this because they don't know if the person who works there will still be working there for your wedding.
what a vote of confidence they have for their employee retention! LOL!
