Bridal Makeup in Slovenia: Frequently Asked Questions

As soon as you have your date and venue. June, July and August weekends book up first, and July fastest.

With a deposit, paid after the video consultation or trial. Until then the date is not reserved.

No, but if your wedding date changes, the booking can move to the new date.

Not necessarily. Weekdays and some weekends may still be free, so it's always worth asking.

Yes. Book the bride first to secure the date; the rest of the party can be added closer to the wedding.

It's recommended. If you can't come to Slovenia beforehand, a video consultation is the next best option, and a trial a few days before the wedding is possible if you arrive early.

About two to three months before the wedding, in the artist's studio, at your hotel or wherever you agree.

Daylight photos of your skin without makeup, your dress, inspiration photos and a few looks you don't want.

Yes. Izidora works in English, Slovenian and Serbian/Croatian, and understands some Russian.

In a comparison of 39 published price lists by Izidora Empire, the median was €80 and the average €96, with most prices between €70 and €120. Wedding specialists usually charge €120–250.

Bridal makeup from €120, plus travel depending on the distance. The full price list is sent as a PDF on request.

Usually. Most artists in Slovenia charge per kilometer, most often €0.43, and some only travel for a minimum group.

Yes – to the apartment, house or hotel, anywhere in Slovenia, with professional lights.

Yes. Bridesmaids, mothers and grooms are booked per person, and a team of assistants and makeup artists joins for large groups.

Yes, tattoo cover-up can be added to the booking.

Yes, for touch-ups or for the whole day, for an extra fee.

Allow the real drive time plus an hour of buffer – summer traffic around Lake Bled in particular can turn a short drive into a long one.