Elizabeth Collection Inc.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Elizabeth Collection is an Edmonton beauty business founded by Adannaya Uzor (Ada), a professionally trained aesthetician, hairstylist, makeup artist and beauty entrepreneur. For couples searching for an Edmonton makeup artist, the official website confirms professional makeup applications alongside hair-focused services and products, but it does not currently set out a dedicated wedding menu.

The business’s current online presence combines an Edmonton studio with an e-commerce shop for hair extensions, wigs and haircare products. That gives the listing a clear beauty-services connection, while the practical wedding details that matter most—such as bridal availability, travel, trials, group bookings and a wedding-day timeline—should be confirmed directly before a couple relies on it for an event.

Services and specialization

Elizabeth Collection’s official About Us page identifies hair and makeup as its core service areas. Confirmed offerings include professional makeup applications, hair extensions and luxury sew-in services. The brand also sells haircare products, including a wax stick, edge control and hair mousse, and its storefront groups products into hair-extension, hair-product and wig collections.

Ada also offers one-to-one classes focused on leave-out sew-in techniques. That education offering is separate from event work, but it supports the site’s documented focus on hairstyling. The official materials do not currently provide a detailed service list for wedding makeup, wedding hair, false lashes, airbrush work, on-site appointments or a bridal party.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site places Elizabeth Collection in Edmonton, Alberta, and says Ada operates a studio there. A public street address is not published on the official pages reviewed, so no postal address is listed here. The store’s help centre says it ships locally and worldwide; that applies to products and should not be read as confirmation of service travel.

This may be relevant to Edmonton couples who want to ask about a professional makeup application, a sew-in or hair extensions as part of their wedding preparation. It may also be useful for someone researching wigs or hair products. The website does not currently confirm that the business takes wedding bookings, provides venue-based services or serves a stated destination radius.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented strength is the range across styling, makeup and hair products: the official site ties professional makeup applications and sew-ins to a shop that carries extensions, wigs and haircare products. The founder’s stated professional training spans aesthetics, hairstyling and makeup artistry, and the business identifies Edmonton as its base.

The key limitation is incomplete current wedding information. No official page reviewed sets out bridal packages, minimum party sizes, a wedding portfolio, trials, lead times for events, travel fees or on-location availability. This is not a negative assessment of the business; it is information a couple should obtain in writing before booking.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published.

The online shop displays prices for individual retail items, but the official pages do not publish current rates for makeup appointments, hairstyling, sew-ins, bridal services, trials, travel or group work. Ask for an itemized quote that identifies the service, location, timing, taxes, any travel charge and the deposit or payment schedule before committing.

Contact and booking

The official website is the safest starting point for current information. Its help centre provides the email address info.elizabethcollectin@gmail.com for policy-related correspondence; the official pages reviewed do not publish a phone number or street address. Because there is no documented wedding inquiry form or booking flow, contact the business directly to ask whether it is accepting wedding clients on the required date.

For product purchases, the help centre lists credit cards, debit cards, PayPal and Interac e-Transfer for Canadian orders, with cash on delivery limited to Edmonton. Those payment options are published for shop orders and should not be assumed to apply to an appointment or wedding booking.

Policies relevant to products and services

Elizabeth Collection’s published refund policy says purchases, including services, are non-refundable. It says clients who are unhappy with a service should notify the business within 48 hours so a correction can be assessed where possible. The policy is an important practical detail, but it does not replace a wedding-specific agreement.

For retail items, the policy describes limited exchanges or store credit for eligible in-stock hair within seven days, subject to conditions. Custom and raw hair orders are final sale. Couples ordering extensions or wigs for an event should review the current policy and allow enough time for any product-processing and shipping requirements.

What couples should confirm

Before treating this as a wedding beauty booking, confirm that Elizabeth Collection is presently available for weddings and specify whether the request is for makeup, hairstyling, extensions, a sew-in or more than one service. Ask who will perform the work, whether a preview or trial is available, and whether the business can accommodate the number of people and the required getting-ready schedule.

Also confirm where the appointment would take place, whether the artist travels to a home, hotel or venue, and whether there are travel, early-start, parking or assistant fees. Request the final service scope, total price, deposit terms, cancellation or rescheduling terms and any correction process in writing. For further planning support, browse the Canada Wedding Guide’s directory and wedding-planning resources.

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Guide directory
• wedding-planning resources

Frequently asked questions

Does Elizabeth Collection currently advertise wedding makeup packages?

No. The official website confirms professional makeup applications and hair services, but it does not currently publish wedding packages, bridal rates or wedding booking details.

Where is Elizabeth Collection based?

The official About Us page identifies Edmonton, Alberta, and says the founder operates a studio there. It does not publish a street address.

Are makeup or hairstyling rates listed online?

Current pricing is not explicitly published. Retail product prices appear in the shop, but appointment and wedding-service rates are not listed.

Can Elizabeth Collection ship hair products?

Yes. Its help centre says it ships locally and worldwide. Product-shipping timelines do not confirm availability for in-person services.

Sources checked

• About Us – Elizabeth Collection
• Elizabeth Collection | Quality Wigs, Extensions, Makeup and Services
• Elizabeth Collection
• Refund policy – Elizabeth Collection

Website: https://www.elizabethcollectioninc.com/