Get on board the Bridal Train for your big day
A
n experienced partnership is bringing their elegant expertise to brides-to-be, helping
them look stunning for their big day. Deborah Wakely, a hair stylist and Adeline
Fleming, a make-up artist, founded their business the Bridal Train to offer a one-stop- shop for women‘s hair and beauty in preparation for all very special occasions. The pair have more than 30 years experience
in the hair and beauty industry and their skills have seen them travel as far afield as Italy and Spain to carry out their work. The in-demand pair have worked at many high
class venues including The Grove Hotel in Chandlers Cross, as well as Sopwell House in St Albans, and Knebworth House. Adeline, who is a professional make-up artist
having also worked on fashion shows and TV programmes, said: ―We use top brands for all of our beauty and make-up work including Christian Dior and MAC. ―Deborah and I have a great rapport and that
makes what we do really enjoyable and relaxes our clients so they can concentrate on their big day.‖ Deborah, who has worked at many top salons
in central London and in Hertfordshire, said: ―We are 100 per cent reliable and once a booking is taken we keep to it. ―We‘ve been called by many clients who have been let down by their stylists at short notice.
Relax on your big day and let the beauty experts take care of you.
You can rest assured that we will be there on your big day.‖ Following an initial consultation the pair will
work together to ensure women look their best for the happiest days of their lives. The Bridal Train can cater for the whole bridal party including mother-of-the-brides, bridesmaids and even the groom and best man. It‘s not just weddings that Deborah and
Adeline cover. Deborah added: ―We also cater for Christenings, prom nights, bat mitzvahs and any other event where you want to look your very best.‖ The Bridal Train is offering a
special rate for My News Magazines customers. Call Adeline on 07956 974 226 or Deborah on 07752 163 608.
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