Question for you ladies:
I talked to my regular hair stylist and she seems to be on board but is being a bit non-committal. When I asked her about doing my hair at our last appointment she said sure if she is alive. Huh??? She typically does not work on Saturdays for religious purposes so I asked her if she would be willing to do my hair for the wedding. I showed her the styles I am considering. She discussed options for my styles and my prewedding hair regimen. It sounds like she is planning to do my hair but that "sure if I am alive" comment makes me leery. My wedding planner says don't count on her and to book someone else. I just hate to book someone and they lose the deposit if my regular hair stylist does come through.
Should I just book someone new and tell my regular hair stylist not to worry about my hair that day since it will be a long day for her and I know she doesn't work on Saturdays normally? It will give me peace of mind but probably upset her if she really does want to do my wedding hair. She is super sensitive and I really can't take her working on my hair with an attitude from now until September. UGH!
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I don't even know her, and she's making my blood pressure rise! I would find someone else, run through a couple hair trials before commiting to one stylist though.
On another note- is this shytty of her? I'm side-eyeing her! she's been your normal hairstylist for how long? friend too? i'm sure she knows the backstory of you and Mr dude. She could atleast be a little bit excited? I dunno, Just off'a that alone, i'd find someone else, I mean, you don't have to act like i'm the queen of shiba, but at the very least, act like you care a little bit. shoot.
side/side note- can you find a really good MUA/hair stylist. kill 2 birds with 1 stone!
I'll update after I talk to her at my next appointment.
I'm glad you asked her directly girl. About this I'm not sure I would wait until 3 months out unless you have somebody you regularly go to if and when your usual lady isn't available. You want time to try somebody out at least twice and then time to check their availability if you like em, you know? I'd at least start the auditioning process sooner than 3 months out.