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Finding vendors experienced with Asian-specific needs can be challenging. It’s about representation and expertise, such as makeup for different skin tones and hairstyling for various textures. That said, our directory is open to anyone!
We live in the U.S., so that was the easiest information to compile. We hope to expand the directory in the future!
Katrina and Ivy! We are two Asian-American women who think it’s too hard to find vendors for Asian-specific needs.
MUA means Makeup Artist. HMUA is a Hair and Makeup Artist.
It depends on demand, but generally 6 months in advance is recommended.
If your HMUA owns their business, tipping isn’t required but appreciated. Otherwise, industry standard is 15-20%.
Yes! Just remember to test how it photographs and ensure it lasts throughout the day.
Consider ceremonies, attire, food, and decor that reflect your culture.
Check social media, wedding groups, and our directory for recommendations.
Ensure photographers understand key moments, and check that DJs can pronounce names correctly!
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