Makeup artist websites
Websites for makeup artists that book the bride
Your Instagram shows the work. Your website is where a bride finds out what you charge, whether you travel, and how to book you without waiting on a DM
What the site is for
A bride books the artist who answered her questions first
She is comparing three or four of you at once, usually on her phone, usually late at night. The one whose site tells her what a trial is, what the morning looks like and how many people you can do before the ceremony is the one she messages
Already live
Two makeup artist websites you can open right now
Both bridal, both in East Tennessee, both with the inquiries and contracts handled behind the public site. Open either one on your phone and try to book
Makeup X Chloe
Bridal makeup artist, East Tennessee
One site for the whole bridal party, with every inquiry and contract handled from a dashboard behind it
Shea Cook Beauty
Bridal makeup artist and spray tanning, Athens, TN
Service pages, a portfolio, and two booking paths, with the inquiries and contracts behind them in one dashboard
What goes on it
Everything a bride asks before she books
Every makeup artist site I build starts from the questions brides actually send, then puts the answers where she will find them
A portfolio that loads on a phone
Your best bridal looks, sized so they open fast on a venue's two bars of signal, and sorted the way a bride browses: natural, glam, the whole party
Services and what they include
Bridal, trial, bridesmaids, mothers, travel. Prices on the page if you want them public, or a clear starting point if you quote per wedding
An inquiry form that asks the right things
Wedding date, venue, getting-ready location and how many people, before you have written a word back. Your first reply can be a real one
Contracts signed online
On the full build, the contract goes out from your dashboard and comes back signed in her browser. No printing, no chasing a photo of a signature
Found on Google
Every page is set up so a search for a makeup artist in your town can land on it, and your Google Business Profile points back at it
Written for you
You do not have to find the words. I write the whole site from what you already have, then you tell me where I got your voice wrong
What it costs
Three prices, all of them public
No monthly fee on any of them. You pay once, and the site and your website name are yours outright
One-page site
$350
normally $500One page that does the job. For when Instagram is already doing the selling
Multi-page site
$700
normally $1,000The one most people want. Portfolio, services, your story, and a form that actually delivers
Full build
$1,260
normally $1,800Everything above, plus the back office. Inquiries, contracts and signatures in one place
What makeup artists ask me
Do I need a website if I book through Instagram
Instagram is where a bride finds you, and a website is where she decides. It answers her questions at midnight without you, and it is the one place a search for a makeup artist near her can land
Can I keep my booking app
Yes. If you already take deposits through GlossGenius, Square or Vagaro, the site links straight into it rather than replacing it
Do I have to show my prices
No. Both sites I have launched handle it differently, one with prices on the page and one quoting per wedding, and the site is built around whichever way you work
How long does it take
One to two weeks from our first call. Which end you land on depends on how fast your photos reach me
Tell me about the brides you book
A couple of sentences is plenty. I reply to every one myself, usually the same day