Tuckahoe hair and makeup studio with ten artists available for large parties, and no published rates or minimums.
Aurelia Makeup and Hair works from a studio in Tuckahoe, and the site states that a bench of ten artists is available for large bridal parties. That number is the most useful fact on the page. Ten artists means a party of twelve can be finished inside a normal getting ready window. The lead artist is Aurelia Dileo, a licensed cosmetologist and MAC Pro artist. The service list runs from bridal hair and makeup through bridal party work to trials and destination weddings. One on one classes are sold too, with boudoir and maternity shoots alongside the bridal work. What the site never publishes is a price. No per face rate, no party minimum, no travel fee, no early start charge. We checked the company site and The Knot profile.
There is no figure on the site or on the marketplace profile, so every number will come out of the quote. Get the bride’s hair and makeup priced separately from each additional person. Work out what the trial costs and whether it credits toward the balance. Then get the travel cost in dollars, any early start fee, and the number of artists working your date, all of it in writing.
Aureliadileo.com and the Aurelia Makeup and Hair profile on The Knot. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
Not one rate reaches the site. There is no party minimum in public either, and no travel fee.
Hair and makeup is the vendor most likely to make a wedding run late. The constraint is arithmetic. Each face takes time, and one artist working alone through a party of ten sets the start time for the entire day. A bench of ten changes that arithmetic completely.
Confirm how many artists are actually assigned to your date, and get the number into the contract. A company that can field ten is different from a booking that includes more than one.
Trials are on the service list, and a trial is normally billed separately from the wedding day. Ask what it costs and whether it is credited against the wedding day balance if you book. The number of looks it covers is the third thing to settle.
Check too whether the artist who does your trial is the artist who does your wedding. In a ten artist operation that is not automatic, and it is the most common source of disappointment in this category.
The site lists Westchester, Fairfield and New York City as the service area. On-site work extends into Rockland, Dutchess and New Jersey. On-site means the team comes to your hotel room or your house. That involves parking, load in and an early call time. None of it is free.
Get the travel charge in dollars for your specific address, plus any early start surcharge for a call before a stated hour. Ask whether there is a minimum spend before the team will travel at all.
No rates appear on the site and none appear on The Knot profile. In this category that is common, because pricing usually depends on party size. It still leaves you with nothing to check a quote against.
Ask them to put together a written breakdown. It should show the bride’s hair and the bride’s makeup separately, then each additional service. Travel and the trial fee go on it as well. So does any early start charge, and the number of artists assigned. Put the same request to a second artist, so the two can be read side by side.
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