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Unless you're a wedding planner, planning a wedding leaves every bride full of questions. We created this page to help answer as many of your questions as possible about our services in one convenient place.
A preview is a great opportunity to:
a) Meet the artists you've contacted to see if your personality 'clicks' with theirs.
b) Figure out what type of overall 'look' you think you might like to create on your wedding day.
c) Give your artist(s) a chance to work with your skin and hair so they are prepared for your wedding day.
Nicole Richards uses her own personally curated brand of cosmetics. Click HERE for more details. Our artist team uses a blend of products from various luxury makeup lines. We seek out the best performing products so we can stock our kits. Really, we're a bunch of makeup junkie's, so we each have a mini Sephora store in our makeup kits which includes a plethora of colours and formulations for every skin tone.
Because we don't believe in cakey makeup, some of our artists use a technique called airbrushing to apply makeup to their clients. If you haven't seen Nicole's video explanation of this technique click HERE.
Absolutely! We want your fiancée staring into your beautiful eyes, so we frame each pair with lashes! On the wedding day, the bride's package includes false lash application, in either a full strip or individual lashes. This would be an upgraded service of $20 if your Bridesmaid's would like to indulge in a pair of flirty lashes.
Absolutely! You can book both services or pick the one that works best for you! We are very big on making sure our clients 'click' with their artist. If for some reason you'd like to book with one artist and not the other, we can make it happen!
The focus for a preview is set heavily on the bride. If a bridesmaid has a personal concern or makeup allergy, then a preview for her can be set up. Previews are charged separately from any wedding day services booked.
If you are having both services done, you can expect to be with us for a maximum of 3 hours. You will bring 1-2 photos of hair and makeup inspiration so that we have a starting point to discuss your vision and share our ideas. Your makeup and hairstyle will be created with your dress and over all theme in mind. Then we will discuss the results, take photos and make notes so we have them on hand for your wedding day. Your preview for both services will last 2-3 hours.
On average our clients book their services with us 10-14 months in advance. Doing so will ensure you lock down the artist best suited for you, holds your rates at the current and not next years rat, plus it gives you time to figure out what you like so that you don't feel pressured closer to the wedding day.
We realize that our rates many not always fall within a bride's budget. To make things fair for every client, we do offer the services of Junior Artists that have a minimum of 5 years experience. This helps 'pad' the budget for some brides while still getting great service. If this is an option that might work for you click here.
During your makeup preview you and your artist will have extensive conversation about your makeup preferences. The 2 of you will collaborate on what will work best for you and discuss your concerns. The goal is to come to a happy medium where you are happy with what you see when you look in the mirror and the artist is confident that the makeup applied will show up in photos and have an all day last.
Since most girls complain that their makeup lack longevity when they apply it, it would be best to have a professional provide services for you on your wedding day.
One of the major differences between you applying your makeup and an artist is the longevity of the application. With minimal touchups, your makeup will stay on 10-12 hours if airbrushed or 8-10 hours if the makeup is manually applied . After your makeup is applied, you can laugh and cry and your makeup won't budge. Since a certain young man keeps kissing you throughout the day, the only touch up needed, will be your lips.
This depends on how much time we have left and whether the artists have another booking to get to.
Unfortunately issues with sensitive skin are becoming more common. We will do what ever it takes to make your bridesmaid comfortable so yes that means using her products. We do however discuss with the bridesmaid that depending on the product she uses, we can not guarantee the longevity of the application if she is not using products we have used on the past. The rates for providing this service would be the same as the other ladies in the bridal party
Absolutely! Just keep in mind, covering body boo-boos or tattos takes time. If you have body acne, boo-boo's or discolourations below your neck you'd like us to take care of, this is a pre-wedding day conversation that needs to be had. Fees for this service start at $55 for the first 30 minutes. It is then $15 per 15 minutes after that.
Due to the intricate details of multi day events, our rates are based on a per booking bases. Which means we treat each date as is own separate booking.
As stated previously, 90% of our clients book their services before having a preview in order to hold their date. And there is no pressure to do so with us. In order to secure your date a signed contract and 50% retainer is required and then your date would be reserved.
Absolutely!! Contact us for more details.
Sure! We provide services to ladies that are going to weddings or in a bridal party all the time! Contact us for your customized estimate.
You are free to cancel your booking at any time however, your retainer and any other fees paid to that date will be non-refundable. Due to the fact that we turn down booking sot save your date and depending on the timing of your cancellation (if its so close we can't possibly book your date with another client) , we reserve the right to request the full balance immediately.
Due to the popularity of our services, if timing allows we will book other clients on your wedding date. If you would like to have your artist team exclusive to you for the day, our day rate would come into effect. Please contact Beauty Director Nicole Richards for more details.
Absolutely! We've had bridal parties of 10 – 12 people! We add extra artists to your schedule to get you all ready and out the door on time.
Yes, our booking minimum is bride plus 4 people. If you don't have a bridal party then a service fee of $75 per service is added if your booking falls under 5 people.
Ladies age 15 and under are not included in minimums, but are always welcome to have services done!
YES! If you want to express your inner 'Beyonce' with a wardrobe change, we're all in! We love coming back to transform your daytime look into night time drama! Contact us for more details!
We will follow you to Timbucktoo if that's where you decide to get married! Just contact us for more information about our travel rates.
Due to the price difference between previews and wedding day services, all previews take place at our Whitby studio. Services can be provided at your location for an additional rate. Beauty Director Nicole Richards no longer travels for previews. She will book her clients for previews at her Whitby Studio.
The length of time required to provide services for each person is between 45-1 hour.The timing depends on many factors like length or thickness of hair, acne or blemish free skin. Skin undertone's or slight discolouration on the skin. During your preview we'll discuss timing and hammer out the details.
We hope we were able to answer all your questions! If you have a few more burning questions email us, email@example.com.


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Tuesday, September 08, 2015
Who is in your social media network?
this article yesterday to show how NodeXL can be used to understand who is taking part in these discussions. I'd like to find volunteers, partners and/or sponsors who'd like to investigate this further and apply this tool as part of the network building I've been doing for many years.
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"Highly Recommended - This first installment is a deeply ominous prequel to the story we're all familiar with, offering surprising new ideas on who Pan is and how his universe came to be. It's well worth seeing." - Tony Adler, Chicago Reader
"the best adaptations of "Peter Pan" show just why there's a psychological complex of the same name. Dream Theatre's Peter Pan's Shadow Part One: Neverland does exactly that. Jeremy Menekseoglu's script is as fascinating as its staging. The players are excellent: thoughtful in their interpretation, athletic in their delivery. 3 and 1/2 Stars." - Lauren Whalen, Chicago Theater Beat
"a delightfully dark spell of magic..., well-crafted and bold script..., imaginative and harrowing..., The cast play their roles so well that there were times I forgot I was watching a play at all.This is their play, and they do an amazing job bringing it to life. This is a most wonderful play that I cannot recommend enough. And with Peter Pan's Shadow, Part Two: Everland coming in May, this series of plays gives me another reason to believe spring won't come soon enough." - Deanna Trejo, Chicago 3 Media
"I am going to take a break from my usual self promotion and direct you to something grand. You see, artists believe in magic. We do. We know there are others out there toiling in the blistering sun to create. Create something huge. Something important. Something that makes us marvel in jaw hanging awe. That is what Dream Theatre Company in Chicago does. All of the time. Tonight we saw the premier of Jeremy Menekseoglu's latest Peter Pan's Shadow. The first in a trilogy. This tiny company delivers in the largest way. Pitch perfect performances. Performances so good the barest of sets is all they need. Do yourself a big, fat favor and go see what magic comes of discovery. Go see Peter Pan's Shadow Pan's Shadow Part One: Neverland and be astounded." - Scott Stantis, Taking a Stantis
"writer/director Jeremy Menekseogulu delivers on this. His version of Peter Pan, winningly portrayed by Mishelle Apalategui..., great comic performances..., I will definitely return for Part Two." - Rory Leahy, Centerstage Chicago
"the show is a delight for the senses, featuring wild costumes, beautiful art, and a very effective sound design that leans toward classical music. The performances were creative and crisp." - John Enright, Ryme of the Day


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Welcome to Mommy (and Daddy) Lingo!
Hi and thanks for visiting this site. As a mother of 3 I've said some pretty odd stuff over these past 10 years and thought it would be fun to write a bunch of them down.
And now, with the encouragement of my brother, I'd like to share some of these unconventional, yet practical, phrases. Enjoy!
Sunday, September 23, 2012
"How can you not remember hitting someone?"
Does that happen? I'm curious. I suppose if you were caught up in a moment of chaos or distraction, it might be possible to forget striking another person, sure. But if you're a sister who was just playing with her brother a moment earlier, probably not. And that same sister running into your room under the guise of just wanting to say hi makes it even less believable. And the little brother following closely behind angrily calling out his sister's name adds to the dubiousness of this claim. So...after very little contemplation I've come to the conclusion that no, her claim of momentary amnesia is not valid and has now, as a matter of fact, added another element to her punishment. Case closed.
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
"So you lock your kids' up during the day?" "Yep."
Now read that again without the apostrophe. Sounds exactly the same, right? So to someone who might have been standing nearby, inadvertently listening to our conversation, this interchange might come across as a bit, mmm, odd. But in the written form it suggests that there might be something else to it, all because of that cute little punctuation mark. I don't mean to sound nerdy here, but I think we need to take a moment to appreciate the power of punctuation. We've all heard of the somewhat-dramatic-yet-powerfully-accurate slogan, "Punctuation Saves Lives," haven't we? You know the one: "Let's eat grandma. Let's eat, grandma." I mean really, without those little marks we'd be constantly backtracking and explaining just what the heck we meant. But instead, thanks to them, we can freely write down our thoughts without a worry in the world that we might be misunderstood. (clearly I don't mean that at all since I'm constantly explaining myself in this blog). But anyway, you get the point. The gesture. The intention. So there we were, my friend and I, waiting for our kinders to come out after their first day of school today, just chatting about stuff, when we casually had this exchange. We were innocently talking about biking to school...buying another lock since three bikes on one lock was a bit of a stretch...etc. She actually pointed out the humor in it, since I, apparently, have become almost oblivious to the strangeness of parental interactions these days. So perhaps I owe her a thanks as well. Thank you, friend, for appreciating the power of punctuation and pointing out the preposterousness of our parlance.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
"It's not a good day for eyeballs, huh?"
You could just hear the kindness in her tone, the empathy with which she uttered these words to her teary-eyed daughter, the patience in how she shared examples of recent poke-age. I'm sure my friend never planned on ever feeling the need to give a shout out to eyeballs, giving them a moment of silence, or even working them sympathetically into a conversation. But, alas, here she was, most seriously referring to them as if they had feelings and needed some well-deserved recognition. Her little girl just nodded at her words and intermittently added to the memories of when my own son got gored with a sword and when her sister poked herself in the eye while trying to move some hair out of her face. It seemed as though once she realized she was not alone in having to temporarily walk around with one eye shut, she calmed down a bit, took a deep breath, and went back outside to play, immediately seeming to forget there ever was a mishap as she gleefully hurdled herself back onto the trampoline.
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Mainline Embroidery is located at 20 Aegean Dr, Methuen, MA. This business specializes in Athletic and Women's Clothing.
Mainline Embroidery can be found at Aegean Dr 20. The following is offered: Embroidery. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Methuen there are 1 other Embroidery. An overview can be found here.


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September 10, 2011
Regarding the NIKE AIR MAG (BACK TO THE FUTURE 2) sneaker auction...
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- Anonymous9/10/2011 3:44 PM
Not even chinese Nike knockoffs go for 50 bucks. Bless his heart.ReplyDelete
Is he really stupid enough to think that someone's gonna sell extremely rare and valuable shoes for 100 times less then what they paid for them in the first place? Also, they're already on Ebay, that's where the shoes are being sold. *facepalm*ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/10/2011 3:54 PM
Do you suppose he is expecting them to have actual Power Laces also?ReplyDelete
I ever so hope the "50 Buck", singular, was actually what he said.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/10/2011 4:18 PM
And then what? Put them in gladitorial combat for your amusement? Start a Beatles tribute band? Fuse them into one long shoe, Human Centipede style?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/10/2011 4:53 PM
Oh, to be this young and naive again...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/10/2011 5:07 PM
Or, perhaps, he was being hyperbolic and doesn't really suppose he can get them for that cheap at some point.ReplyDelete
i dont know why but i like this little guyReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/10/2011 9:00 PM
Good luck with that, junior.ReplyDelete
I'll bet he paid $50 for his shirt and has another 3 exactly like them.ReplyDelete
Not to be dramatic, but reading about this guy's fantasy of buying five thousand dollar shoes on eBay for fifty buck (sic) makes me want to kill myself. And seeing Barbara Gordon walk makes me want to live again. It's a vicious circle.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/11/2011 1:17 AM
I'd think it was cute if he was a little guy... but he has whiskers.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/11/2011 2:12 AM
Not to be disabled, but seeing people walk makes me want to kill Barbara Gordon.ReplyDelete
Usually there's one big defect in these customers' thinking. This guy's got at least 3 going.ReplyDelete
F.W.I.W. I've heard people use "buck" like it's both the singular and plural. It might be a regional dialect thing.
Maybe he wants to make sure that his rapidly mutating Spider-Man clone is fully shod. (Is that what happened? Because I completely lost track.)ReplyDelete
Also, yeah. 50 buck, like 50 cent. By the time you're finished tacking that extra "s" on there, who knows how much of your life will have passed you by?
- Anonymous9/11/2011 7:34 AM
What a butthead.ReplyDelete
I really hope someone followed his comment with a "Hello? Hello? Anybody home, eh? Think, McFly. Think..." and an explanation of why this wouldn't work.ReplyDelete
This is some thing I need to do more research into, many thanks for the publish.ReplyDelete


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Yesterday I got up and expressed myself as a seminar speaker for the 2005 ICVET Conference. I was pleased with the response from the 60 or TAFE teachers in attendance. My premise:
'Show one technology to a teacher; you have satisfied him for today. Train a teacher to manage technology and network with peers and they will be empowered for the future'
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The emerging paradigm of Peer to Peer Network Learning will significantly affect the way we teach, share information and resources. These changes are best outlined in George Siemens paper 'Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age' and website Connectivism 'A learning theory for today's learner'.
As a education technologist I will use this blog to record my personal progress and growth as I learn and adapt to these network technologies and practices; to empower myself with network learning and learn from my peers and TAFE colleagues.