The Glamoury

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. Availability unconfirmed. Review pending.

Last reviewed: August 11, 2026. The Glamoury’s website currently presents a mobile beauty offering with a dedicated bridal menu, including makeup, hair styling and trials. For local-search research, this page targets “Vancouver mobile bridal makeup,” while carefully distinguishing historic Vancouver details from current service-area confirmation.

This listing is review pending rather than Active. The live site uses the name The Glamoury and contains relevant bridal-service information, but the supplied company title provides only one distinctive matching token, “Glamoury,” under the required two-token identity test. The site also says its Yaletown location has closed while older Vancouver address and phone details remain in the footer, so current identity and contact details need direct confirmation.

Services and specialization

The official menu documents bridal makeup, bridal dry styling, bridal updos, flower-girl makeup and hair, evening touch-ups on request, and a bridal makeup plus hair trial. It also lists regular makeup, down styles, updos and blowouts. The Bridal Department states that bridal pricing differs because more time is allocated for the application and correspondence leading up to the wedding day.

For bridal-party members, the site says people may choose services from the regular menu, except for its express dry-style option. The business also publishes gentlemen’s touch-up and dry-style options. No claims are made here about team size, availability, travel distance or the ability to complete a particular group size.

Service area and who it may suit

The current homepage says, “We’ve gone Mobile” and invites clients to choose a look so the team can come to them. That makes the service potentially relevant to couples who want wedding-day beauty delivered at their getting-ready location rather than at a salon.

However, the official pages reviewed do not state a current geographic service area, travel radius or travel-fee policy. Although an older Vancouver address remains in the site footer, the same site says the Yaletown location has closed. Couples should therefore ask whether their venue or preparation location is within the current coverage area before relying on the Vancouver classification.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Documented features include a mobile-service announcement, an à la carte bridal approach, a published bridal menu and an inquiry route for quotes and availability. The Bridal Department also describes its product mix and a cleaning routine that includes brush cleaning after each client, sanitizing relevant tools and using single-use mascara wands. These are reported site features, not third-party endorsements.

The central limitation is verification: the current legal or operating identity cannot be confirmed to the directory’s required standard from the available title match. The outdated physical-location information in the footer is another practical reason to confirm present contact details and coverage directly.

Pricing

Current pricing is explicitly published on the official site, before taxes. Bridal makeup is listed at $325, bridal dry styling starts at $250, bridal updos are $275, and flower-girl makeup or hair is $65 for clients aged 12 and under. A bridal makeup plus hair trial starts at $325. The site also says there is a $150 minimum for all bookings.

The Bridal Department separately lists a bridal makeup trial at $125 and explains that its services are à la carte. Because the site presents both a standalone makeup-trial figure and a starting price for a makeup-and-hair trial, couples should confirm what each option includes, whether lashes are included, and the final amount for their group.

Contact and booking

The official homepage publishes info@theglamoury.com. The Bridal Department asks prospective clients to use its inquiry form for a quote or to check date availability. Those are the most current booking routes documented on the reviewed pages.

No phone number is displayed in this profile. The official footer contains an older Vancouver number and address, but those details appear beside a statement that the Yaletown location has closed; they are not treated as current contact information here.

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm the legal business name, the current service area, travel or parking fees, date availability, the assigned artist or artists, and the timeline for your group. Ask for a written quote showing services, taxes, minimums, deposits, payment timing and cancellation terms.

Also confirm whether you want a makeup-only trial or a makeup-and-hair trial, the trial location, the desired look, hair-preparation requirements and whether additions can be accommodated on the wedding day. If requesting a particular artist, note that the Bridal Department says artist requests can be taken but are only guaranteed within six months of the event date.

Continue planning

• Canada Wedding Directory
• Wedding Bridal Guide

Frequently asked questions

Is The Glamoury currently a salon location?

The official homepage says its Yaletown location has closed and that it is now mobile. Its current service area should be confirmed directly.

Does The Glamoury publish bridal pricing?

Yes. Its official menu lists bridal makeup at $325, bridal dry styling from $250, bridal updos at $275, and a bridal makeup plus hair trial from $325, before taxes.

Can a bridal party book services?

The Bridal Department says bridal-party members may select services from the regular menu, but its express dry-style option is not offered for bridal groups.

Sources checked

• https://canadaweddingguide.com/canada-wedding-directory/