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Last reviewed: August 11, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding Makeup |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The Blush Parlour is an active Toronto-area mobile beauty business offering Toronto mobile bridal hair and makeup, according to its current official website. The business identifies founder Shira Ben and publishes a wedding-specific page with current booking information, service details and 2026 rates.

The official site presents wedding beauty as a mobile service rather than an in-studio appointment. It says the team works across Toronto and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, with couples getting ready at home or at their venue. The contact form is an active route to request availability and pricing for a wedding or event.

Services and specialization

The Blush Parlour’s wedding page lists bridal makeup and bridal hair for the couple getting married, bridesmaids and mothers. It also states that the team can provide hair and makeup for engagement shoots and bridal showers. The official home page describes the business as a mobile hair and makeup team and names soft glam as its signature style.

For wedding services, published add-ons include false lashes, airbrush makeup, clip-in extension installation and an extra artist for faster preparation. The business also offers non-wedding event hair and makeup and makeup lessons, but this profile focuses on the documented wedding offering.

  • Bridal hair and bridal makeup
  • Hair and makeup for bridesmaids and mothers
  • Mobile hair and makeup trials
  • Airbrush makeup, false lashes and clip-in extension styling as published add-ons
  • Engagement-shoot and bridal-shower hair and makeup

Service area and who it may suit

The official wedding page says The Blush Parlour is fully mobile and serves Toronto and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Its contact page describes the service area as the GTHA. Because the team travels to the getting-ready location, this may suit couples arranging beauty services at a residence, hotel or wedding venue rather than travelling to a salon.

The official site does not publish a complete municipality-by-municipality service list. Couples outside central Toronto should provide their exact getting-ready location when enquiring, since the business publishes a round-trip travel fee of $0.70 per kilometre per artist.

  • Toronto
  • Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area / GTHA
  • Mobile appointments at a home or venue
  • Travel pricing should be confirmed for the exact location

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the business’s wedding-specific booking structure: it publishes separate rates by role, trial information, timing guidance and a minimum service requirement. The official site also identifies a multi-artist team, which is relevant for parties needing more than one service on the wedding morning.

There are practical details to clarify. The official wedding page says trials are mobile and that there is no studio for trials. Team-size language differs between official pages: the about page says over 14 artists, while the home page says over 18. That does not establish how many artists will be assigned to a particular date, so couples should confirm the proposed team and schedule in writing. The official contact page does not display a public postal address or telephone number, so neither is included in this profile.

  • Published wedding rates and booking conditions
  • Mobile service model
  • Multi-artist team described on the official site
  • No public studio for trials is stated
  • Public address and telephone number are not shown on the official contact page

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published for 2026 on the official wedding page. For a minimum of four services, bridal makeup is listed at $205, bridesmaid makeup at $165 and mothers’ makeup at $140. Bridal hair is listed at $195, bridesmaids’ hair at $155 and mothers’ hair at $135. The site says these rates do not include HST.

Published extras are $15 per person for false lashes, $50 per person for clipping in and styling hair extensions, $50 per face for airbrush makeup, and $280 for an extra artist for faster preparation. A combined hair-and-makeup trial is listed at $425 and typically takes three hours; a single trial is listed at $225 and typically takes about 1.5 hours, with airbrush listed at $20. The business asks couples seeking 2027 rates to email for information, so future-year pricing should not be assumed from the 2026 list.

  • Four-service minimum for the published wedding rates
  • HST is additional
  • Travel is published at $0.70/km round trip per artist
  • 2026 rates are published; enquire for 2027 pricing

Contact and booking

Use the official online contact form or email info@theblushparlour.com. The form requests the event type, date, ready-by time, number of people and requested services, getting-ready location and message. The site says it will reply with availability and pricing within 24–48 hours, and advises checking junk mail if no response is received.

For wedding bookings, the official page says a signed contract and a 50% non-refundable deposit are required to secure the date. It also states that a trial does not hold a wedding date; the deposit is required for that. The business publishes no public phone number on its contact page, so email or the contact form is the confirmed booking route.

  • Official email: info@theblushparlour.com
  • Online wedding/event enquiry form
  • Signed contract and 50% non-refundable deposit required to secure a wedding booking
  • Availability and final quote are provided after enquiry

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm the exact services and people included, the number of artists assigned, the getting-ready address, total travel charge, HST, start time and ready-by schedule. The published four-service minimum applies to wedding bookings, so couples seeking one or two services should ask whether their date and location can be accommodated.

Also confirm whether the desired trial is hair, makeup or both; whether airbrush, lashes or extension styling are wanted; and whether the current rate applies to the wedding year. Ask for the complete scope, deposit treatment, payment timing and any rescheduling or cancellation terms in the written agreement.

  • Exact group size and hair/makeup service mix
  • Travel distance and total fee
  • Artist count and wedding-morning timeline
  • Add-ons and trial type
  • Taxes, contract terms and deposit conditions

Profile verification

The official domain matches the business name and contains direct wedding-service, pricing and contact content, supporting an Active status on the review date. The company’s official pages identify Toronto/GTA service context and provide a live enquiry route.

No public mailing address or telephone number was found on the confirmed official pages reviewed for this profile. Those fields are intentionally left blank rather than relying on unverified historical listing data.

  • Status: Active
  • Last reviewed: 2026-08-11
  • Official contact route verified
  • Official public postal address and telephone number not found

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Frequently asked questions

What is The Blush Parlour’s minimum number of wedding services?

The official wedding page says a minimum of four services is required to book weddings. It says the services can be any combination of hair and makeup.

Does The Blush Parlour offer bridal trials in a studio?

No. The official wedding page says trials are mobile and that the business does not have a studio for trials.

How much are The Blush Parlour’s published 2026 bridal trials?

The official page lists a hair-and-makeup trial at $425, typically three hours, and a single trial at $225, typically 1.5 hours. It lists airbrush at $20 and says quoted rates do not include HST.

How do couples secure a wedding date with The Blush Parlour?

The official site says a signed contract and a 50% non-refundable deposit are required to secure a wedding booking. It also notes that completing a trial does not hold the wedding date.

Sources checked

Website: https://theblushparlour.com/

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