Kroma Salon

Last reviewed: August 8, 2026. Business status: Active.

Kroma Salon provides bridal hair and makeup in King City, with options for appointments at the salon or wedding-day services on location. Its official bridal information documents hair trials, day-of bridal styling, bridal-party services and access to an in-house makeup team. The company’s current website also lists salons in Nobleton and Midtown Toronto, although this profile is tied specifically to the King City location at 2130 King Road.

Couples can inquire about romantic waves, polished updos and other tailored bridal styles rather than selecting a fixed look from a standard package. Kroma says it can coordinate hair and makeup and prepare a customized wedding-morning timeline. Important planning conditions include a mandatory bridal trial, a four-person minimum for on-location work and travel fees determined by distance and start time. Last reviewed: August 8, 2026.

Services and specialization

Kroma’s wedding offering centres on bridal hairstyling, with makeup available through its in-house team. The official bridal page identifies three core hair services: trials, day-of bridal hair and styling for bridal-party members. Bridesmaids, mothers and flower girls are specifically included in the documented party-service options.

The team works on styles ranging from romantic waves to elegant updos. Hair extensions can also be discussed: Kroma says extensions may be custom ordered after a purchase and consultation. Separate special-event services include blowouts, curls, half-up styles, ponytails, buns, braids and sleek or waved finishes. Couples should use the bridal inquiry route rather than assume that the regular special-event menu covers a wedding booking.

• Bridal hair trials and day-of styling
• Bridal-party hair for bridesmaids, mothers and flower girls
• Bridal makeup coordinated with the in-house team
• In-salon or on-location service
• Custom-ordered hair extensions following consultation

Wedding-day process and timing

Kroma recommends reserving bridal services six to twelve months in advance, particularly for Saturdays during the May-to-October GTA wedding season. Its bridal page says the trial is mandatory and is normally scheduled one to three months before the wedding. Couples are asked to bring inspiration images, a photograph of the dress, any veil or accessories, planned extensions, and clean, dry hair.

Published planning estimates allow 90 minutes each for bridal hair and bridal makeup. Bridesmaid and mother-of-the-bride hair or makeup are estimated at 60 minutes per service, while flower-girl hair is estimated at 45 to 60 minutes. Kroma notes that actual times can vary and says it builds a customized morning schedule. Larger parties may require additional stylists.

• Recommended booking lead time: 6–12 months
• Typical trial window: 1–3 months before the wedding
• Estimated bridal hair appointment: 90 minutes
• Estimated bridal makeup appointment: 90 minutes

Service area and who it may suit

The King City salon may be practical for couples who want their trial or other preparation appointments north of Toronto. Kroma’s official location page confirms complimentary parking in an attached private lot at this branch. The company also operates in Nobleton and Midtown Toronto, but couples should confirm which location will handle every pre-wedding appointment.

For wedding-day travel, Kroma specifically identifies Toronto, King City, Nobleton, Vaughan and surrounding GTA communities. This may suit a couple seeking one team to coordinate hair and makeup for several people. On-location service is less applicable to very small groups because Kroma publishes a minimum of four individuals. Couples outside the named areas should ask whether travel is available and request the applicable fee before booking.

• King City salon appointments
• Documented travel across named GTA communities
• Four-person minimum for on-location services
• Additional travel fees based on distance and start time

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed features include the choice of in-salon or on-location styling, a structured trial process, coordinated hair and makeup, and the ability to add stylists for a larger party. Kroma also publishes role-specific timing estimates, which gives couples a useful starting point for constructing the preparation schedule. These are documented service features rather than independent endorsements.

The main evidence limitations concern cost and telephone contact. Kroma does not publish a complete bridal rate card, package total or travel-fee table. Its official pages reviewed also did not establish one current business-wide phone number consistently, so the phone field is intentionally blank. Couples should use the official bridal inquiry, booking links or King City email and obtain the final scope in writing.

• Strength: documented bridal trial and preparation process
• Strength: hair and makeup can be coordinated
• Limitation: complete bridal prices are not published
• Limitation: on-location bookings require at least four people
• Limitation: travel charges depend on booking details

Pricing

Current general-service pricing lists special-event hair from $150+ and special-event makeup from $150+. The makeup description says lashes are included, while airbrush makeup costs extra. These are starting prices for special-event services and should not be treated as a complete bridal quotation.

Current bridal pricing is not explicitly published. The bridal page confirms that a non-refundable deposit is required and that a wedding date is not reserved until the deposit is received, but it does not state the deposit amount. Couples should request an itemized proposal covering the bride, each attendant, the trial, extensions or accessories, additional artists, early start times, travel, parking and taxes.

• Special-event hair: starting at $150+
• Special-event makeup: starting at $150+
• Airbrush makeup: additional fee
• Complete bridal package pricing: not published
• Bridal booking: non-refundable deposit required

Contact and booking

The confirmed official website is kroma-salon.com. Its bridal page provides an inquiry route for wedding bookings, while the main booking system is used for salon appointments. At the time of review, the bridal page stated that inquiries were being accepted for 2026 and 2027. Availability for any particular date has not been verified and should not be assumed.

For the King City branch, the official site lists king@kroma-salon.com and 2130 King Rd, King City, ON L7B 1L5. Published hours are Monday 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Tuesday 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m.–8 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m.–9 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.–4 p.m. and Sunday closed. Wedding-day schedules can begin outside salon hours, so couples should confirm timing through the bridal inquiry.

• Official website: https://www.kroma-salon.com/
• King City email: king@kroma-salon.com
• Use the dedicated bridal inquiry for wedding services
• A date is not secured until the required deposit is received

What couples should confirm

Ask for a written proposal tied to the exact number and type of services required. Confirm whether the four-person on-location minimum counts individuals or individual hair and makeup services, which artists will attend, and whether extra personnel are needed to meet the photography or ceremony timeline. The official wording says four individuals, but the contract should govern the booking.

Couples should also confirm the trial location, preparation instructions, start and finish times, travel and parking charges, extension costs, accessory placement, airbrush fees, taxes, gratuities, cancellation terms and deposit conditions. If people have different hair textures, hair lengths, accessibility needs or makeup preferences, discuss those details before signing. Request the final schedule and contact procedure for wedding morning in writing.

• Exact services and artist count
• Trial date, location and preparation instructions
• Travel radius, mileage, parking and early-start fees
• Deposit, cancellation and rescheduling terms
• Extension, accessory and airbrush costs
• Written wedding-morning timeline

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Frequently asked questions

Does Kroma Salon offer both bridal hair and makeup?

Yes. Kroma’s official bridal page documents bridal hair services and says its in-house makeup team can coordinate makeup with hairstyling.

Does Kroma Salon travel to wedding locations?

Yes. It lists on-location bridal styling in Toronto, King City, Nobleton, Vaughan and surrounding GTA areas. Travel fees apply based on distance and start time, and at least four individuals are required for on-location service.

Is a bridal trial required at Kroma Salon?

Yes. Kroma states that a bridal trial is mandatory and is normally scheduled one to three months before the wedding.

How far ahead should couples contact Kroma Salon?

Kroma recommends booking six to twelve months ahead, especially for peak-season Saturdays between May and October in Toronto and the GTA.

Can Kroma Salon accommodate a large bridal party?

The company says it can serve larger parties and may add stylists so the group can be ready on time. Artist count, timing and associated charges should be confirmed in the proposal.

Sources checked

• Kroma Salon | Book Your Style Today
• Bridal at Kroma Salon — Kroma Salon
• Services at Kroma Salon — Kroma Salon
• Our Locations | Discover Your New Look Today — Kroma Salon
• FAQ | Book Your Visit Today — Kroma Salon

Website: https://www.kroma-salon.com/