Makeup Artist
Makeup Artist for Weddings
Professionals
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Lena Makeup Artist & Hairstylist
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Makeup Artist · Kallithea, Attica
Σοφια Ζαγκουβα
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Makeup Artist · Piraeus, Attica
Elvira MUA
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Makeup Artist · Νέα Χαλκηδόνα, Attica
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Makeup Artist · Κρανίδι, Peloponnese
Ευαγγελία Μοσχου
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Makeup Artist · Υδρούσα, South Aegean
Κατερίνα Μανδαράκα
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Makeup Artist · Νέα Πεντέλη, Attica
Evie Rapti
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Makeup Artist · Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia
Femme Fatale
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Makeup Artist · Δομοκός, Central Greece
A & L Hair-Nail-Make up Studio
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Makeup Artist · Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia
FaceTheDay – Έλενα Παληκαροπούλου Makeup Artist
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Makeup Artist · Athens, Attica
Julie Alexander
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Makeup Artist · Lefkada, Ionian Islands
Vasiliki Karatza
Bridal makeup has to last from morning until the end of the party and photograph beautifully. Makeup artists in Greece usually offer a trial before the wedding and packages covering the bride and her closest people. Look at their work on real brides and request quotes.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does bridal makeup cost in Greece?
The price usually covers the trial and the wedding-day makeup; travel to your getting-ready location may be charged separately. Cost is shaped by the artist's experience and how many extra people — mothers, bridesmaids — will also be made up. Ask for a single quote for the whole group.
When should I book a makeup artist and when is the trial?
Book 6 to 9 months before the wedding — good artists fill their peak-season Saturdays early. The trial usually happens 1 to 2 months before, ideally on the same day as your hair trial so you see the complete look together.
What should I watch for at the makeup trial?
Arrive with a clean face, photos of looks you like and whatever you will wear near your face. Photograph yourself in natural and artificial light and wear the makeup for several hours to test how it holds. Say clearly what you would change — that is what the trial is for.