What Drives a Mobile Glam Quote
Updated: 2 days ago
Every booking is different, which is why Mobile Beauty Team doesn't publish a public rate card. Your quote is built around your actual morning or production day: how many people need hair and makeup, how the schedule fits together, and where the team needs to arrive.
If you know what goes into a quote, you can send everything we need the first time, and we can get back to you faster with a more accurate quote.
Party size and services
The biggest factor is usually how many people need hair, makeup, or both. A bride alone is a different plan than a bride plus six attendants, mothers, and a flower girl. Note who needs a full look, who needs hair only or makeup only, and whether anyone needs add-ons such as tattoo cover or specialty styling.
Trials, when booked, are planned separately so the wedding morning stays focused on the day itself.
How many artists the timeline needs
Your timeline and party size decide how many artists we send. Two artists working in parallel can finish a bridal party far more comfortably than one artist racing the clock. Share when you want to start, when photos begin, and when you must be ready for the ceremony or call time. We use those times to plan staffing so the morning stays on schedule.
We don't advertise artist numbers. We match the right artists to your day.
Timing and day length
Early call times, short windows between glam and first look, and stand-by needs after first looks all shape the plan. A prep-only booking means artists wrap after everyone leaves the chair. Stand-by coverage stays with you for shine, flyaways, weather, and resets when the day runs long. Tell us which you need so the quote matches the day you're actually planning.
Location and logistics
The getting-ready address matters. A nearby home, a downtown hotel with valet, a hillside venue with limited parking, and a destination city each carry different travel and load-in considerations. Travel or accommodation fees may apply when overnight stays or longer distances are required, and those details are outlined in your quote in general terms. Parking charges at hotels or venues are typically covered by the client.
Share the city, the exact address when you have it, and any parking or vendor notes you already know.
What to send so we can quote well
Include the date, city, getting-ready address, how many people need which services, preferred start time, photo or ceremony timing, and any production or hotel notes. Inspiration photos are welcome. The more complete the brief, the more accurate our reply.
Request availability and a quote
When you're ready, request availability and a quote. A person reviews your details and follows up with a plan built around your day.





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