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Noor Bridal Studio
DHA, Lahore
Soft-glam bridal looks that last the night
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Rs 60,000
starting per look
Bridal makeup
Find bridal makeup and mehndi artists in Lahore for your baraat, walima, mehndi or a family function. Share the date, the look you want and your budget, and verified artists send offers within 24 hours.
2 vendors across Lahore · from Rs 15,000
Free to post · pay only when you book
DHA, Lahore
Soft-glam bridal looks that last the night
Rs 60,000
starting per look
Buying guide
Bridal makeup decides how you feel and look in every photo, and the good artists fill their calendars early. This guide covers what a bridal booking in Lahore usually includes, how artists price their work and what to ask before you choose.
The short version
A bridal booking is more than the makeup itself. Depending on the artist, it may include:
Bridal makeup is priced per look. The baraat look usually costs most because it takes longest and carries the heaviest makeup and hair. Walima and mehndi looks usually cost less, and booking all three with one artist often brings the total down.
Who does the work matters. A booking with the senior artist personally costs more than one done by their team, and an offer should say clearly which you are getting. Ask directly, because this is the most common source of disappointment.
Extras add up: home or venue service, early morning slots, hair extensions, lenses and party makeup for family. Ask for each one to be listed in the offer.
Book as soon as your dates are fixed. Well-known artists take only a few brides a day, and peak-season weekends fill months ahead. If you want a trial, book it a few weeks before the event so there is time to adjust the look.
On the day, plan backwards from the time you need to leave for the venue. A bridal look takes several hours with hair and dupatta, and evening traffic in Lahore can add a lot to the drive. Ask the artist what time you must arrive, or what time they will reach you.
If you have sensitive skin, say so at the trial and test the products then, not on the day. When you get ready at a salon, ask whether other brides share your slot and how the artist splits time between them.
Mehndi looks are lighter and colourful, with flowers in the hair and relaxed styling. Some brides also book a mehndi artist for hands and feet the night before.
The baraat is the full bridal look, usually with red or maroon outfits, heavy jewellery and a formal hairstyle. Allow the most time for it.
Walima looks are softer, with pastel tones, a lighter base and a looser hairstyle. Some brides choose a different artist for the walima to get a different look.
For a nikkah, engagement or family function, a party or soft bridal look is common, and home service often makes more sense than going to a salon.
Compare offers on what is included (hair, dupatta, trial, home service) and on who does the work, then on price. Look at the artist's photos and reels for brides with a skin tone and style close to yours.
On Bandobast, reviews come only from families who booked through the platform. Use chat to confirm the details above before you accept. Your payment is held by Bandobast and released to the artist after the event.
It depends on the artist, the look and what's included, like hair, a trial or home service. Artists on Bandobast list a starting price, and you can name your budget in a request to see who accepts.
Many artists offer a trial, sometimes for an extra charge. Ask for it in your request or in chat before you accept.
Some do, some work only from their salon. Say where you'd like to get ready in your request and the offers will reflect it.
As soon as your dates are fixed. Well-known artists take only a few brides a day, so peak dates fill early.
Yes. Mention how many people need makeup in your request, and artists can quote for the whole group.
Ask these before you accept an offer: Will you do my makeup yourself, or will someone from your team? Are hair styling and dupatta setting included? Is there a trial, and is it charged? Get the answers in chat on Bandobast so they are in writing.
You pay Bandobast by bank transfer, not the vendor directly. We hold the money until your event is done and only then pay the vendor, so if something goes wrong before the day, your money hasn't left.
