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What Our Clients Say
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I finally found someone who cut my hair the way I wanted. Norah took the time to listen a...more
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Norah was truly such a gift today. She fit me in last minute when I really needed it, and ...more
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Norah Critzos is a fabulous hair stylist! She works wonders on my hair and my confidence. ...more
I’ve been having Nora cut my hair for 25 years. I’ve never gotten a bad cut.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Attendants.
Timing varies by style and number of attendants; individual up-dos typically take 30–45 minutes, while partial up-dos can be 20–30 minutes. We recommend scheduling trial runs and allowing buffer time for touch-ups, photos, and hair accessories.
Yes; trials are strongly recommended when possible. They let you test styles, adjust details for hair texture and accessories, and confirm timing. Trials reduce day-of stress and ensure every attendant’s look complements the bride’s vision.
Absolutely. Our stylists are experienced with straight, wavy, curly, and coily hair and adapt techniques to each attendant’s length and density. We can create cohesive looks using extensions or braiding when needed.
Arrive with clean, dry hair unless otherwise instructed; freshly washed hair can be harder to style. Bring any hairpieces, pins, or accessories and photos of desired styles. Communicate allergies to products or sensitivities beforehand.
We typically require a deposit to reserve wedding-day appointments; policies vary by event size. Deposits secure your time slot and cover stylist travel when applicable. Remaining balance is due on the day or per our booking agreement.
We do our best to accommodate last-minute changes subject to schedule and availability. Communicate changes as early as possible; minor adjustments are often manageable on-site. Significant style changes may require extra time or an additional fee.