Show Notes
In this episode of Artist to Artist, I’m walking you through my entire bridal booking process—from initial inquiry to final invoice. If you’re a bridal makeup artist (or thinking about stepping into the bridal space), this episode will help you set up a streamlined, professional booking system that keeps everything organized and stress-free.
I’ll cover:
✅ Why I use HoneyBook as my CRM (and how it simplifies my workflow)
✅ The must-have steps in my booking process, including intake forms, contracts, and proposals
✅ The importance of having contracts in place before booking any bridal client
✅ How email templates and automation help me save time and book more clients
✅ Why professionalism and trust are key to securing bridal bookings and getting referrals
🎧 Tune in to learn how to run your bridal bookings like a pro!
Links Mentioned in This Episode:
📌 Save 20% on my Communication Templates for Makeup Artists
📌 Get Your Bridal Contract Templates from The Legal Paige
📌 Try HoneyBook (My CRM) – Affiliate Link
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