Make Up By Kayleigh has relocated to Great Hallingbury

A beautiful bride and her bridesmaids getting ready for the big-day

Lockdown saw the perfect opportunity for Makeup By Kayleigh to renovate and open a new home studio nestled in the countryside of Great Hallingbury. This new light and airy space gives the perfect backdrop for make-up trials with enough room for bridesmaids and mums to attend too! The company has been well established within the wedding industry for almost ten years.

Owner Kayleigh Rowett has worked at some of the most prestigious venues across Hertfordshire and Essex while being predominantly mobile until now! To celebrate the opening of the studio, Makeup By Kayleigh is offering a free bottle of Prosecco to enjoy at the make-up trial and 10 per cent off the bride's wedding day make-up when couples quote Your Herts and Beds Wedding when enquiring.

Find out more: www.makeupbykayleigh.com

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