Vero Leigh

Can we talk about Natasha’s wedding day for a second because it was THAT good 🤍

And honestly… I’m pretty proud of myself for continuing these wedding vlogs because capturing an entire wedding day while actively working one is no joke 😂 You really have to constantly remind yourself to film throughout the day.

But Natasha? We LOVE a Type B bride over here.

Because when you’re Type B, it allows me to fully step into my Type A beauty team role and handle everything for you. And personally? I would rather the person who has been in the wedding industry for 12+ years be the one stressing over the timeline, not you.

The vibes were immaculate from start to finish.

Emily was absolutely the hero of the day. She originally was only booked for Natasha’s hairstyle, but thankfully showed up early because she ended up styling the mom and sister as well.

And listen… I know this might ruffle feathers, but bridal hairstyling and salon hairstyling are not the same thing. Wedding hairstyling takes a completely different level of education, longevity knowledge, timing, and expertise. This wedding morning was a true reminder of that.

Thankfully everyone in that room trusted us to do what we do best.

And let me tell y’all something — when you sit in our chairs and say “I trust you,” THAT is when the magic happens.

That’s when the makeup, the hairstyle, the dress, the entire vibe all starts working together cohesively instead of feeling like separate pieces.

And somehow… even on a rainy day, every single look held up beautifully.

Natasha, your mom, your sister… we loved every second with y’all 🤍

Please invite us to the next family reunion. Thank you.

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Grateful for clients who truly trust the process

So many of our clients come into their preview overwhelmed by Pinterest, unsure of what they actually want—but still knowing they hired the right team for the job.

And that trust? It means everything.

Because it allows us to step in, understand your features, your vibe, your entire wedding aesthetic, and create a look that actually feels cohesive to you—not just something copied from a photo.

Thank you for trusting our creative vision and our talent to bring your wedding day look to life. It never goes unnoticed.

Hair: Emily
Makeup: Vero

Madison’s Wedding at Stoltzfus Homestead (tap for details)
For those who actually read captions, let me give you the logistics behind what you’re seeing in these vlogs.

Because it’s easy to watch and think “I want that”… without realizing what it actually takes to create it.

Our girl booked the Bougie AF package, which includes VIP Beauty Services through the first look.

Here’s what the morning looked like:
– 11 total services (not 12 like the video says 😅)
– 2 additional assistants to support the timeline
– Arrival at 8:00am
– Setup done by 8:30am → straight into services
– Everyone completed by 12:30pm

And I’m realizing more and more… I now need about an hour and a half with my brides.
Because we’re not just doing makeup and hair.
We’re pampering, perfecting, fixing flyaways, adjusting lashes, checking everything twice… all of it.

After finishing, I packed up, grabbed some food from the amazing (because survival), and reset before VIP Beauty Service started at 1:30pm.

Out by 2:30pm… and at by 3:00pm for my caramel crunch iced latte like clockwork 😌

All in all — about 6.5 hours of work (not including the travel) to create a smooth, stress-free, fully supported wedding morning.

This is what it actually takes.

And if this is the kind of wedding morning you want…
just know it takes a full team, a solid timeline, and a package designed to support it.

Makeup: Vero
Hair: at

They say this is a competitive industry…

And in the beginning? It really can feel that way.

Especially when you’re new, trying to find your place, and looking around wondering if you even belong here.

I’ve been in the wedding beauty industry for 12 years, and I’ll be honest — social media made that feeling 10x worse at times.

It’s so easy to look at someone’s page and think:
“I’m not on their level.”
“We probably wouldn’t click.”
“There’s no way we’d actually build community.”

But that couldn’t be further from the truth.

This industry can be beautiful… but it can also be exhausting.
There are moments you doubt yourself.
Moments you lose your drive.
Moments you question if you should keep going.

And what has saved me in those moments every single time?

Community.

Not just finding your niche.
Not just finding your clientele.

But finding your people.

The ones who inspire you.
The ones who understand the highs and the lows.
The ones who remind you why you started in the first place.

So if you’ve been thinking about reaching out to someone you feel aligned with — do it.

Go to lunch.
Grab coffee.
Talk shop.
HIT A BOOKSTORE.

Because there is space for you here.
And you don’t have to do this alone.

Hear me out… I know it’s frustrating when you can’t get a quick response from your beauty team right now.

We’re in the thick of trial run season and weddings, which means most of our time is spent with clients — not at a desk.

And I get it… waiting on emails is not fun.

But part of what you’re paying for isn’t just the makeup and hair.

It’s the experience.

It’s walking into a studio that’s clean.
It’s a space that feels calm.
It’s everything being set up and ready for you to sit down and just enjoy the process.

Because imagine getting your hair and makeup done in a messy space… it completely shifts the vibe.

So while our desk time might shrink a little in this season, just know it’s because we’re making sure everything is exactly how it should be when you walk in.

And best believe — the studio will always be clean and it will always smell like Fabuloso.

… sponsor us 😌