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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Canmore | Wedding Makeup |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. The Pretty Haus is represented by the active Canmore & Banff Hair and Makeup company website, which identifies The Pretty Haus Collective in its wedding makeup information and uses theprettyhaus.com for its portfolio and booking email. For couples seeking Canmore wedding hair and makeup, the confirmed site describes a mobile team for wedding-day hair and makeup at hotels and other chosen locations.
The business does not publish a street address on the official pages reviewed, so no address is listed here. The official site names Canmore as its local base and describes work in Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Calgary, Kananaskis Country, Cochrane and beyond. Availability, team assignment and travel arrangements remain matters to confirm directly before booking.
The official site presents wedding hair and makeup as the core relevant offering. Makeup services listed for weddings include bridal makeup, a bridal makeup trial, attendant makeup and flower-girl makeup. It also lists airbrush bridal makeup and an airbrush trial. Tailored false lashes are included with the posted makeup services.
For hair, the business lists bridal hair design, a bridal hair trial, attendant hair design, flower-girl hair design and hair-extension additions. The site also lists engagement-shoot styling, plus hair and makeup services for events and photo shoots. Those non-wedding services may be useful for an engagement session, but couples should request a wedding-specific scope and timeline.
The company says it is locally based in Canmore and serves the Canadian Rocky Mountain region, naming Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Calgary, Kananaskis Country and Cochrane. Its home page also says the team works on weddings in those locations and beyond.
This may suit couples planning a hotel, lodge, home or other on-location getting-ready setup rather than a salon appointment. It can also fit wedding parties seeking both hair and makeup from one team. The official pages do not publish a fixed travel zone, minimum booking size, start-time policy or maximum number of services, so those details should be checked for the specific date and venue.
A documented feature is the mobile delivery model: the hair page says stylists come to the wedding location, and the makeup page says the collective can create a wedding look at a hotel or another location. The site also publishes distinct bridal, attendant, trial and airbrush makeup options, which gives couples a clear starting point for comparing a hair-and-makeup package.
A practical limitation is that no official street address or telephone number was found on the reviewed official pages. Travel fees are not posted as a set amount, and the site does not publish a standard service duration or a complete wedding-day package price. These gaps do not indicate a problem; they mean the couple should obtain written details for their booking.
Current pricing is explicitly published on the official service pages, subject to confirmation with the business. Bridal makeup and a bridal makeup trial are each listed at $150; attendant makeup is $125; and flower-girl makeup is $35, with makeup complimentary for children age five and under. Bridal airbrush makeup and its trial are each listed at $175, while attendant airbrush makeup is $150.
For hair, bridal hair design and a bridal hair trial are each listed at $150; attendant hair design is $125; flower-girl hair design is $65 for ages two to nine; and a hair-extension addition is $65. The site lists engagement-shoot hair and makeup from $135 to $300+ on the makeup page and $150 to $300+ on the hair page, so the exact price should be confirmed before relying on either figure.
The booking policy says listed prices exclude 5% GST and that travel fees apply to the destination. It also says a booking fee is applied to the service day and is non-refundable. Ask for the complete quote, including GST, travel, deposit amount and any early-start or additional-artist costs, in writing.
The official booking route is booking@theprettyhaus.com. The business asks couples to check date availability and the security-fee cost by email before paying a booking deposit. Appointments are required, according to the published booking policy.
Because neither a current telephone number nor an official street address was confirmed, email is the verified contact method for this profile. Include the wedding date, getting-ready location, requested hair and makeup services, party size, preferred timing and whether a trial or airbrush application is wanted. That gives the business the details needed to advise on availability and travel.
Before sending a deposit, confirm whether the requested date is available and which artist or artists will attend. Request a written itemization that separates services, GST, travel, deposit and any other charges. If a trial is important, ask about available dates and whether the trial price is applied to the wedding booking; the official pages list trials but do not state that they are credited toward wedding-day services.
Also confirm the schedule for the number of people receiving hair and makeup, the exact on-location setup needs, parking or venue access requirements, and the cancellation or rescheduling terms. For an out-of-town or mountain location, ask how the travel fee is calculated and whether early access changes the quote.
The official domain reviewed is canmoremakeupartist.com. It contains multiple direct references to The Pretty Haus, including “The Pretty Haus Collective” in its bridal makeup service copy, links to theprettyhaus.com portfolio, and the booking email at theprettyhaus.com. This establishes the current profile identity and a relevant wedding-service context.
The legacy Facebook link, address and phone supplied with the historical listing were not used as proof. The absence of an official published street address is reflected by the blank address field above rather than substituting legacy directory information.
Yes. The official hair page says its stylists come to the wedding location, and the makeup page says wedding makeup can be provided at a hotel or another location.
Yes. The official service pages list a bridal hair trial, bridal makeup trial and bridal airbrush makeup trial, each currently posted at $150, $150 and $175 respectively.
Yes. The official hair and makeup pages publish itemized starting service prices. The booking policy says 5% GST and destination travel fees are additional, so request a complete written quote.
The verified official booking email is booking@theprettyhaus.com. The published policy asks couples to confirm availability and the security-fee cost before paying a deposit.
Website: https://www.canmoremakeupartist.com/





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