Greenwich weddings tend to run to a tighter clock than most. The ceremony venues are grand and the photography starts early, so the getting-ready hours are usually spent in a hotel room or an apartment near the park with a firm leaving time. Roxy plans backwards from that time and sticks to it.
She is a makeup artist and hair stylist covering both, so a bridal party of four does not need two suppliers and two schedules.
More than fifteen years of work and more than five hundred clients, based in London and travelling across Greenwich, Maze Hill, Westcombe Park and Deptford.
The Old Royal Naval College, including the Painted Hall, the Trafalgar Tavern on the riverside and Devonport House all sit within a few minutes of each other, and Greenwich Park is on the doorstep for photographs. Roxy travels to wherever you are getting ready rather than to the venue itself, which is usually the practical question on the day.
Bookings normally begin with a trial six to eight weeks out. Long-wearing products matter more here than in most places, because a Greenwich wedding tends to mean a lot of outdoor photography and a long day on your feet.
Greenwich SE10, Maze Hill, Westcombe Park, Deptford, Charlton, Blackheath, Woolwich and New Cross, and out across London.
There is no travel charge anywhere in London. Outside Greater London a travel fee of £10 to £20 applies. Bridal makeup, occasion makeup and makeup lessons are all booked the same way.
Whichever you are getting ready in. Most Greenwich brides are in a hotel or an apartment nearby rather than at the venue, and Roxy comes to you there.
Yes. Give her the number and the ceremony time and she will send back a running order that gets everyone finished together.
Around two hours, unhurried, with time to change your mind. You leave with a note of everything used.
Yes, both, along with Eltham and Bexley. See the Blackheath and Woolwich pages.