...I go to someone else's wedding? I have a hair and makeup trial tomorrow morning because it's the only time we could both do it, but I am attending a wedding later in the day? If it was your wedding would you be offended if I left it on since I'm just a guest (not in the BP or anything)?
Colette
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No way, leave it in!!!! THat's a perfect 'test run' for your Hair and makeup -- to see how it goes while you're eating/drinking/dancing etc. Plus you'll look great in all the pictures you take; I don't think anyone would be offended at all!!! I frequently get my hair and makeup done before 'events' even if they're not mine..
Of course you SHOULD remove your veil and headpiece, though that would NOT be cool to wear to someone else's wedding
sareejoh
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Posted by Colette
No way, leave it in!!!! THat's a perfect 'test run' for your Hair and makeup -- to see how it goes while you're eating/drinking/dancing etc. Plus you'll look great in all the pictures you take; I don't think anyone would be offended at all!!! I frequently get my hair and makeup done before 'events' even if they're not mine..
Of course you SHOULD remove your veil and headpiece, though that would NOT be cool to wear to someone else's wedding
Haha. I can only imagine the drama the veil and headpiece would cause!
krislee316
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NO its only hair and makeup many people get this done before a wedding even if they are not part of the BP, this way u can also see if u get alot of complimets and how long it will last....pretty much a TRUE trial if u ask me
krislee316
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Posted by Colette
No way, leave it in!!!! THat's a perfect 'test run' for your Hair and makeup -- to see how it goes while you're eating/drinking/dancing etc. Plus you'll look great in all the pictures you take; I don't think anyone would be offended at all!!! I frequently get my hair and makeup done before 'events' even if they're not mine..
Of course you SHOULD remove your veil and headpiece, though that would NOT be cool to wear to someone else's wedding
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not at all, theres nothing wrong with getting all fixed up for a wedding, some people appreciate it. Ive seen it done at many weddings, i once got my hair and make up done for a wedding just to do it not even a trial.
he gives me butterflies
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go for it!
zoe282
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is your FH going with you? personally I took my hair down before I saw him so he wouldn't see my hair all done....that was just my personal preference...
grrulz
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i personally think there is nothing wrong with that! you won't steal the bride's glow at all
MJDoc12
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WEAR IT!! you'll be able to see how your make up holds up all day at the wedding. heck I've gotten my hair & makeup done before a wedding as just a guest!
I know some people don't like the idea of their FH seeing the hair/mu trial--but really I doubt it would make a difference. DH went with me to my hair/mu trial and see me all done up and it didn't make a difference cause you look completely different on the big day when you get your hair/mu done and are in the dress and everything.
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I did this too! I had the makup trial before someone else's wedding and I think I looked more put together than the bride!
sugarkube4
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The only way to test your hair and makeup is to wear it all day long.. people get their hair and makeup done for wedding all the time!!
BAL5-9-05
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Are you kidding? I PURPOSELY scheduled my hail trial on the day I had a wedding to go to!