Atlanta Wedding Hair & Makeup

Atlanta Makeup Artists

There is a range of factors to consider when choosing a wedding makeup artist in Atlanta. It's a good idea to avail of a makeup trial in advance of the day if you live locally or even visit the city for a weekend trip if you’re from out-of-state. This will give you the chance to see the finished look in advance, test out how well the products last, and check how the makeup photographs. If you want to treat your wedding party to some pampering, a makeup artist who can accept group-bookings should be your go-to.

Alternative Locations In The Peach State

Set just 80 miles away from Atlanta lies the city of Macon. Macon is known for its array of historic buildings, many of which also offer event spaces. It is also famous for its annual Cherry Blossom Festival, which celebrates the blooming of over 350,000 cherry trees. This happens in early to mid-March, so if you’re considering a spring wedding in Georgia, Macron is a worthy contender.

Climate and Weather in Georgia

Atlanta has a humid subtropical climate. Summers are hot with high humidity, lasting from June through to September. You and your makeup artist will need to consider this when choosing makeup products and techniques, as you don’t want to risk products sliding throughout the day. Winter temperatures can drop as low as 42 degrees and are often accompanied by rainfall, so if you’re looking at a winter wedding here your chosen makeup artist should have waterproof mascara and setting spray ready to go.

What Else Do I Need To Know?

• What's the best way to get to Atlanta?

There are two airports in the city, with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport being the busiest airport in the world. Only 10 minutes from downtown Atlanta, visitors can hop on the MARTA which will bring them directly to the city.

• How much does a wedding makeup artist cost in Atlanta?

The average cost of a wedding makeup artist here is about $300, which is on par with the national average.

• What do I need to get married in Atlanta?

First, you’ll need to obtain a marriage license. There’s no waiting period in Georgia, so you can get married on the day you apply. These licenses also do not have an expiry date, unlike some states. You’ll also need two witnesses if the person officiating the ceremony isn't going to sign your form.