Hair & Makeup Artists · Paarl
7 bridal hair and makeup artists who travel to venues in Paarl.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
A Cape Town boutique hair and makeup studio led by Amelia, with over 15 years' experience from MAC Cosmetics and fashion-week backstage work, offering bridal styling from R1 100 and makeup lessons.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
Adri Hugo is a qualified hairdresser and wedding hair and makeup specialist who has worked in beauty since 2000. Her studio is in Welgemoed and she says the Winelands is where most of her weddings happen.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
An internationally certified Cape Town hair and makeup artist with eight years' experience and a Chanel background, who often works at Winelands venues.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
Iza Cloete is a Durbanville-based bridal hair and makeup artist with more than 12 years of experience who works on location across Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl and Tulbagh. Her full bridal hair and makeup package is published at R5 200.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
Kay-Lee Muller is a qualified hair and makeup artist based in Bloubergstrand who travels to weddings across the Winelands, with dedicated pages for Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl, Wellington and Tulbagh. Her 2026 rates are published, from R3 000 for bridal hair and makeup on the day.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
On-location bridal hair and makeup in the Cape Town area, with a consultation and trial included and partner stylists for large wedding parties.
Stellenbosch · hair and makeup artist
The Makeup Alchemist is Bianca Grobler's bridal hair and makeup business based in Johannesdal, Stellenbosch. Bridal makeup is published at R1 350 including lashes and a touch-up kit, with trials at R1 200.
The town
Paarl lies below the granite domes of Paarl Mountain, with the Berg River running through the valley. Its wine estates and country venues are often better value than those in Stellenbosch or Franschhoek for the same setting, and the town is under an hour from Cape Town on the N1.
It depends on the size of the wedding and what is included, and most suppliers quote per wedding rather than publishing a rate card. Send the same brief (date, venue, guest count, hours needed) to three or four suppliers and compare what each quote includes, including VAT and travel.
Many suppliers are based in Stellenbosch, Paarl or Cape Town and include the main Winelands towns in their standard price. Tulbagh and venues far outside town often carry a travel fee, and some suppliers add accommodation if the wedding finishes late. Ask for the travel fee in writing before you book.
Peak season runs from about November to April, and the best-known suppliers are often booked 9 to 12 months ahead for Saturdays in that window. Weekday and winter dates are easier to get at shorter notice. Book as soon as your venue is confirmed.
Some do, especially florists, caterers and bands, and the minimum is sometimes higher on peak-season Saturdays. If you are planning a small wedding, say so in your first enquiry and ask whether a smaller package exists.
Send an enquiry from any listing page with your date, venue and guest count. It goes straight to the supplier and they reply to you directly.