Send us your date

Not a booking. A date and a concern, so we can tell you what is worth doing from where you are, whether that is a long run-up or a fortnight.

Why this exists

Most bridal beauty is sold in the final fortnight, which is the one stretch where almost nothing new should be started. Whatever time you have, there is something worth doing with it, and if you have plenty that is an advantage rather than a formality.

So tell us the date and what is actually bothering you. We will tell you what belongs at your stage and what does not, and come back at the points that matter rather than the points a marketing calendar picks.

What happens next

The four steps
  1. We work out where your date puts you on the sequence.
  2. You get a reply naming what is worth doing from where you are, and what is not. With room to work, that is usually a rhythm and the RRR™ treatments that match your concerns. Close to the date, it is one appointment on the right day.
  3. If there is something to book now, we hold it. If the honest answer is to wait, we say so rather than selling you an appointment.
  4. We come back at the point your timeline says matters, rather than at the point a marketing calendar says so.

That last one is the whole reason this page exists rather than a booking button. Bridal is the only part of this business with a known, dated, months-long lead time, which means a date turns the preparation timeline into a follow-up schedule automatically. Almost nobody uses that, and it is why most bridal beauty marketing arrives in the wrong month.

While you wait for a reply
The Bridal Sequence

What to do at each stage between now and the date, what it costs, and which stages have nothing to book at all.

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·Frequently asked questions
Is this a booking?

No. It is a date and a few details so we can tell you when preparation actually starts for you. Nothing is reserved and nothing is charged. If there is something worth booking now, we will say so and you can decide.

How long until I hear back?

Within a couple of working days. If your date is inside two weeks, say so in the concern field and we will treat it as urgent.

I have a long time before my date. Is it too early?

No, and it is the best position to be in, particularly if your concerns are about the skin rather than puffiness. Clarity, tone and texture change on the skin's own schedule, which no amount of activity close to the date compresses, so a long run-up is the mechanism rather than a nicety. Our skin treatments usually run as a protocol of three, then quarterly maintenance or as needed, which needs room in a way a final fortnight does not have. What we will not do at that distance is sell you a fixed package or a new thing to try every month. Starting a rhythm early and starting to buy early are different, and only one of them helps.

I have left it late. Is it worth sending my date?

Yes. Fluid and tension respond quickly, so a well-placed appointment close to the date does real work. Nothing on our pages is a deadline you can miss. They describe what is worth doing from wherever you are. Tell us how long you have and we will be honest about what fits in it.

I am getting married abroad. Can you still help?

Yes. We travel, including weddings in Europe. Send the date, the location, the number of people and what time the photographs start, and we will come back with a figure rather than a range.

What will you do with my details?

Answer your enquiry and get in touch at the points in your timeline where there is something worth doing. Nothing else. Ask us to stop at any point and we will.

Written and professionally reviewed by Amanda Jeppesen, Founder of Sous La Face and creator of the RRR™ Method. Published 2 August 2026 · Next review February 2027.

Sous La Face is a cosmetic studio and does not diagnose or treat any medical condition. Facial swelling that is sudden, painful, one-sided or persistent should be assessed by a physician rather than treated before an event.