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Website design for makeup artists.

Brides and event clients want to see your work, understand your prices and check that you are free on their date.

We design websites for Australian makeup artists that show bridal and event work clearly, explain trials and travel and collect every wedding detail in one enquiry.

What a makeup artist website needs

  • Bridal and event portfolios
  • Wedding date enquiry forms
  • Trial and deposit details
  • Travel and call-out terms
  • Prices for each service
  • Online booking for events

Bridal and events

Show the work. Plan the day.

Choosing a makeup artist for a wedding is a decision built on trust. Brides want to see real faces in natural light, looks that last through a long day and a style that suits them. A website gives your bridal, event and editorial work room to be seen properly.

Wedding enquiries need more detail than a quick appointment. The date, the getting-ready location, the ready-by time and the number of people all shape your quote. A structured enquiry form collects them at once. Your trial, deposit and travel terms sit beside it, so clients understand them before they ask.

We built the Studio 20 Goolwa website around Lauren Parkinson’s bridal makeup, with trial sessions, bridal party packages and event makeup set out with prices. Book a Bridal Trial opens the studio’s Fresha menu from any phone.

Client work

Real businesses. Built by Kavera.

Studio 20 Goolwa website with its Your Space to Glow headline and makeup, lashes, massage and facials introduction

Studio 20 Goolwa

Bridal and event makeup studio

We built the Studio 20 Goolwa website around Lauren Parkinson’s bridal makeup, with trial sessions, bridal party packages and event, formal and wedding guest makeup listed with prices.

On a phone, Book a Bridal Trial opens the studio’s Fresha menu and the bridal party section links to a call for package enquiries.

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Artist essentials

What makeup artists need from their website

Every part of a makeup artist website should show your work honestly and turn a wedding date into a confirmed booking.

Bridal and event galleries

Show bridal, event and editorial looks in true colour, with close-ups that let clients judge skin finish and detail.

Wedding enquiry forms

Ask for the date, getting-ready location, ready-by time, number of people and whether a trial is wanted in one form.

Travel and call-out terms

Explain where you travel, how travel is charged, any minimum party size and any fee for early starts.

Trials and deposits

Explain when trials happen, how a deposit holds the date and how much notice you need for changes.

Prices for each service

List starting prices for brides, bridal parties, wedding guests, formals, events and lessons so clients can plan.

Kit and hygiene

Describe how brushes and products are cleaned and which products you use, which reassures clients with sensitive skin.

Package fit

Choose the tier that fits your business

From a solo artist working weekends to a bridal team with several artists, the right scope depends on how many services and artists clients need to compare.

Launch Website

$49/month + $199 setup

or $599 once-off incl. first-year hosting

Allowance
Up to 5 pages
Suited for
Solo makeup artists, mobile bridal artists and small studios.
Scope
A personalised website with services, about, images, testimonials and an enquiry form. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
Package details
Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
Industry fit
Portfolio gallery, service prices, artist bio, travel terms and a wedding enquiry form.

Launch Plus Website

$99/month + $499 setup

or $2,500 once-off incl. first-year hosting

Allowance
Up to 10 pages
Suited for
Artists offering bridal, event, editorial and lesson services across a region.
Scope
A personalised website with a page for each service, a service-area page, a dedicated about page, image sections and a gallery. Titles, descriptions, Search Console setup and one revision round. Monthly hosting and maintenance included.
Package details
Once-off sites renew hosting at $199/year after the first year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.
Industry fit
A page for each service, a service-area page, a bridal FAQ and a larger gallery.

Business Website

$4,000 to $9,000

Allowance
Up to 15 pages
Suited for
Bridal teams and studios with several artists or hair and makeup services.
Scope
Custom pages with business-specific design, lead capture, analytics, SEO foundations, two revision rounds and a managed launch. Additional non-CMS pages remain in this tier and are quoted to scope.
Package details
Hosting from $199/year and domain registration are separate. The final scope is agreed in writing before work begins.
Industry fit
Artist profiles, team galleries, enquiry routing and location pages.

Solo artists can start on our Launch Website, add a page for each service with Launch Plus or step up to a custom Business Website for bridal teams. Review package inclusions and pricing details on our pricing page.

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Good questions

Common makeup artist questions answered

Why does a makeup artist need a website as well as Instagram?

Instagram is good for showing recent looks. A website keeps your prices, travel terms and wedding enquiry form in one place. It can also appear in Google when brides search for a makeup artist near them.

What should a bridal makeup enquiry form ask for?

Ask for the wedding date, getting-ready location, ready-by time, number of people and whether a trial is wanted. With those details you can check your calendar, work out travel and send a quote without several rounds of messages.

How should a makeup website explain travel and early starts?

Say where you travel, how travel is charged, whether there is a minimum number of people and whether early starts cost extra. Clear terms stop surprises when the quote arrives.

Can clients book some services online and enquire about weddings?

Yes. Event, formal and lesson appointments can link to booking software such as Fresha or Timely, while weddings go through an enquiry form so you can plan timing and travel.

How should a makeup website explain trials and deposits?

Explain when a trial takes place, what it costs or whether it is included and how a deposit holds a wedding date. State your notice period for changes so clients know where they stand.

How much does a website for a makeup artist cost?

A solo artist can start on our Launch Website at $49/month ($199 setup. Or $599 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Artists with several services can choose Launch Plus at $99/month ($499 setup. Or $2,500 once-off with first-year hosting included, then $199/year. Domain registration is separate. Changes are agreed before work begins.). Bridal teams that need up to 15 pages for artist profiles and service guides usually suit our Business Website, which ranges from $4,000 to $9,000.

Let’s build your makeup artist site.

Tell us about your services, your weddings and how clients book today. We will recommend the right website scope for your business.