Omg?!? £60 to do all of them? That's a bargain of the century and she should be ripping your arm off to get you on her day. My wedding hair list starts at £60, brides prices start at £70 for hair down and curled, I would put a little bit up at the back or top to cover the veil comb or clip with that too but that's te lowest I would go, that's not including the mandatory trial at £20 per head where they pay 50% deposit for the actual day.
My price may seem high, but I do give them all a goodybag with a sample shampoo, conditioner, price list pre and after care advice tailored to them (tick box's) such as wash 24 hours before hand as not on te day or do not blowdry for 3/4 days, a small box of chocolates wrapped in white paper (printer paper, use a scalloping scissor to cut the edges nice so it looks less like printer paper, I use that because it folds nice do the finished look stays good) with a ribbon around them in their wedding colours ( I ask when they phone up, looks like I'm taking an interest and gives that personal touch) and a miniature bottle of wine.
My cousin is going to suprise her boyfriend soon by marrying him, he's been asking for years and she's said no, so we're organising it all, get him out for the day then make him change for a picnic on the field ad when he arrives she will be waiting to get married, her hair will be free because it all has be done on a tight budget so he dosent notice money is short, and she can hardly do it joint paid when he has no idea.
Best part is, she's really easy with her hair and quite wild, so I'm going to put it all to her crown in tight curls with some dropped, get blonde extensions, colour 2 inch strips in different colours ad have these mingled in to have a contrast to her black hair, or do them in her wedding colours so her hair matches, no veil, but I will be using some diamanté butterflies dotted here and there (if I can get a moving one that's pretty I might even use that) coxo
