For makeup artists

Bridal. Trial to aisle.

Trial and wedding day, each on your calendar with the right intake + aftercare. Travel as a paid add-on, not an afterthought.

Early access opens this summer. No credit card required.

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Rachel L. · Bride
Wedding flow
Trial · Sat May 4
Done
Bridal trial · 75 min

MAC Ruby Woo · lashes · airbrush set

↓ linked
Wedding · Sat Jun 22
Upcoming
Day-of bridal · 90 min

Same look as trial · Ruby Woo locked

+ 45 min travel+$50

Bridal flow

Trial in March, wedding in June. Same client. Bridal-specific intake on each — and the aftercare that follows.

Section 01

Trial in March. Wedding in June.

Both visits live on the bride's client card. The trial intake asks for skin type and lash preference; the wedding-day intake confirms what you locked in. Two appointments, one client record, no scrolling through six-month-old texts.

Sarah · bridal

Trial → wedding-day · same client card

Trial

Mar 2

2:00 PM

Wedding

Jun 14

6:30 AM call

Bridal intake · captured at trial

  • Lipstick

    MAC · Velvet Teddy

  • Lashes

    Ardell Wispies

  • Finish

    Matte → satin set

  • Prep

    Sensitive · Smashbox

Section 02

Six chairs. One morning.

Bride at 6:30, MOB at 7:15, four bridesmaids stacked behind — each booked as her own appointment with her own intake. Reminders fire 24h and 2h before every chair, in your name.

Saturday · Jun 14

1 event · 6 reminders

  1. 6:30 AM

    Sarah · bride

    60 min · trial choices locked

  2. 7:30 AM

    Diane · MOB

    30 min

  3. 8:00 AM

    Lily · bridesmaid

    30 min

  4. 8:30 AM

    Mae · bridesmaid

    30 min

  5. 9:00 AM

    Robin · bridesmaid

    30 min

  6. 9:30 AM

    Cami · bridesmaid

    30 min

Reminders fire from your name at T-24h and T-2h, per chair.

What changes on day one

Built around how you work.

Day one

Bridal-aware intake

Services named with 'bridal' or 'trial' pre-fill the right questions — skin type, lashes, prep notes. You see her answers on the appointment card before she arrives.

Day one

The drive. Paid.

Travel as a real add-on with its own time and rate. Clients see it on the booking page. You stop eating the gas.

Day one

Travel buffer, baked in.

Set a travel-buffer window per appointment and the slot generator respects it. Back-to-back gigs across town stop overlapping.

What your clients see

A booking page that feels like you.

Client view

Inspo on the booking

Pinterest references, Instagram saves, mood-board JPGs. Uploaded straight into the booking; they live on the appointment card.

Client view

Travel, billed up front

Mileage and drive time appear on the booking page as a real line item. The bride agrees to it before you load the kit.

Client view

Send inspo before booking

From your public page, a prospective bride can drop a photo + quick note straight into your inbox. You reply on your time, then she books.

Client view

Bridal aftercare, automatic

A few hours after the wedding-day appointment, she gets your bridal aftercare in your name — setting spray, blot-don't-powder, the touch-up kit reminder. No timer for you to remember.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

STEP 01

Set your services

Full glam, natural, bridal trial, on-location travel. Separate durations and prices.

STEP 02

Share your link

Clients book a browser page. No app download, no sign-up.

STEP 03

Work the day

Today view, inspo photos, per-client notes. Nothing you don't need.

On location. On time. On brand.

Alera handles the booking, the reminders, and the post-visit so you keep the day on the day.

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