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October 9, 2012
February 2, 2011
Meredith Hayman, Makeup Artist - Wedding Wire Bride's Choice Award Winner
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Yorktown Heights, NY – February 2nd, 2011 - WeddingWire, the nation’s leading wedding technology company, is thrilled to announce Meredith Hayman, Makeup Artist has been selected to receive the prestigious annual WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011 for Beauty & Health!
Recognition for the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011 is determined by recent reviews and extensive surveys from over 750,000 WeddingWire newlyweds. Our past clients are among those that shared their experiences on WeddingWire, the largest wedding review site in the nation.
Meredith Hayman, Makeup Artist stands among the top five percent of wedding professionals in the WeddingWire community, representing quality and service excellence within the wedding industry. Awards were given to the top wedding professionals across 20 service categories, from wedding venues to wedding photographers, and were based on the overall professional achievements throughout the past year.
“WeddingWire is honored to celebrate the success of the top-rated wedding professionals within the WeddingWire community,” said Timothy Chi, WeddingWire’s Chief Executive Officer. “With the annual Bride’s Choice Awards™ program, WeddingWire has the unique opportunity to recognize the best wedding professionals across the US and Canada. We applaud Meredith for her professionalism and dedication to enhancing the wedding planning experience last year.”
We are happy to announce that Meredith Hayman is among the very best Bridal Makeup Artists within the WeddingWire Network, which includes leading wedding planning sites WeddingWire, Martha Stewart Weddings, Project Wedding and Weddingbee. We would like to thank our past clients for nominating us to receive the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011.
For more information, please visit our WeddingWire Storefront today at http://www.weddingwire.com/biz/meredith-hayman-makeup-artist-yorktown-heights/71738c73ac4fba34.html
For more information on the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2011, please visit www.WeddingWire.com.
About WeddingWire, Inc.
WeddingWire.com, the nation's leading technology company serving the $70 billion wedding industry, is the only online wedding planning resource designed to empower both engaged couples and wedding professionals. For engaged couples, WeddingWire offers the ability to search, compare and book over 200,000 local wedding vendors, from wedding venues to wedding photographers to wedding cakes. WeddingWire also offers an online community and a suite of cutting-edge planning tools for weddings, including wedding websites and wedding checklists, all at no charge. For wedding professionals, WeddingWire provides free online management tools creating the only market opportunity that gives local businesses control over their clients, reviews, leads and performance. Businesses that join the WeddingWire Network appear on WeddingWire.com and other leading sites, including MarthaStewartWeddings.com (NYSE: MSO), ProjectWedding.com and Weddingbee.com (both part of eHarmony), and Celebrations.com (part of the 1-800-Flowers family of brands, NASDAQ: FLWS).
August 26, 2009
Double Duty Cosmetics
5 DOUBLE-DUTY BEAUTY PRODUCTS THAT WILL SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY
Bronzer – Apply all over face and as an eye shadow
Application tip: Dip soft bronzer brush in bronzer and apply in the same order the sun naturally hits your face - forehead, then nose, cheeks, and then chin.
Recommended product: Bobbi Brown Bronzer “Light”
Mascara – Mascara similar to your natural hair color can be used on lashes and for root touch-up at hairline
Application tip: Roll mascara wand onto the topside of your upper lashes, and then to the underside using a wiggle motion starting at the root.
Recommended product: Maybelline Great Lash Mascara
Cream Blush – Use on cheeks as blush and on lips for long-lasting lip color
Application tip: Smile! Apply cream blush to apples of cheeks blending up toward hairline.
Recommended product: Stila Convertible Color “Peony”
Multi-use Face Brush – Use with cream or liquid foundations, powder or cream blush, loose or pressed powders, bronzer.
Application tip: Use makeup remover wipes to clean in-between products and deep wash twice a month with baby shampoo.
Recommended product: MAC Brush #187
AQUAPHOR - Did you know that you can use this irritated tushie ointment for your own beauty treatments? Keep tube on your night table and apply Aquaphor to your cuticles, lips, dry heels, and as an eye cream nightly before bed.
Application tip: Dip soft bronzer brush in bronzer and apply in the same order the sun naturally hits your face - forehead, then nose, cheeks, and then chin.
Recommended product: Bobbi Brown Bronzer “Light”
Mascara – Mascara similar to your natural hair color can be used on lashes and for root touch-up at hairline
Application tip: Roll mascara wand onto the topside of your upper lashes, and then to the underside using a wiggle motion starting at the root.
Recommended product: Maybelline Great Lash Mascara
Cream Blush – Use on cheeks as blush and on lips for long-lasting lip color
Application tip: Smile! Apply cream blush to apples of cheeks blending up toward hairline.
Recommended product: Stila Convertible Color “Peony”
Multi-use Face Brush – Use with cream or liquid foundations, powder or cream blush, loose or pressed powders, bronzer.
Application tip: Use makeup remover wipes to clean in-between products and deep wash twice a month with baby shampoo.
Recommended product: MAC Brush #187
AQUAPHOR - Did you know that you can use this irritated tushie ointment for your own beauty treatments? Keep tube on your night table and apply Aquaphor to your cuticles, lips, dry heels, and as an eye cream nightly before bed.
August 23, 2009
Wedding - McKenzie and Asher
Wedding of McKenzie Primerano and Asher KohnDate: August 23rd, 2009
Location: Hyatt Regency, Greenwich, CT
Details:
McKenzie didn't have time to come in for a pre-wedding makeup trial but she knew exactly how she wanted her makeup to looks - very natural.
She has great skin and beautiful lashes so she didn't need much makeup at all.
August 10, 2009
Bridal Trial - Sarah
Wedding Date: Friday, August 28th, 2009
Location: The Grandview Poughkeepsie, NY
Colors: Pale Yellow, Purple, Fuschia
Special Wedding Details: Cool Welcome bags with candy, chips, water, and Alka Seltzer
Photographer: Park Place Photography
Hair Stylist: Sarah from Eclipse in Tarrytown
January 20, 2009
Meredith Hayman, Makeup Artist
Meredith Hayman, Makeup Artist. That's me and I'm sticking to it. In this tough ecomony I have been forced to swallow my pride, get creative, and get back to business.
Here's a little back story:
A little more than two years ago, I left Manhattan for a "better quality of life" in the suburbs of Westchester, NY. One of the most expensive counties in the United States. I had a great job doing makeup for many Viacom networks including VH1, MTV, and Nickelodeon. I enjoyed the people I worked with, the hours, and the $$. Freelancing was so much better than I ever imagined it would be. Once I had proven myself, I was booking several jobs a week and had the freedom to work for who I wanted, when I wanted. Who would ever leave that situation?
I did, for a very good reason. About a month after my husband and I moved an hour north of the city, I got pregnant with my son, Spencer. While I would have loved to continue working in the city, my husband and I both agreed that an hour was just too far a commute in case I ever had to run home for an emergency. I became a full-time Mommy and a "sometimes" Makeup Artist. After about a year, our family really started to miss my salary. I knew I had to think of a way to use my talents and expertise to creat a niche for myself in suburbia.
I have been doing makeup for weddings since I picked up a blush brush in 1998. I knew that I needed to focus on putting my name out there so Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland County brides would hire me as one of their wedding vendors. The only place I have ever advertised my bridal business is Google Ads. It just seemed like the most logical place to start because I could set my own advertisting budget. Currently, I have ads on The Knot, Wedding Wire, Style Me Pretty, Party Pop, and Facebook, to name a few. I also participated in my first Bridal Expo this past September. I was spending more than ever on getting my name out to the public but I wasn't generating any new business.
Then it dawned on me, wedding budgets are at an all time low and I need to lower my rates considerably! When I really thought about it, I realized that one of the first vendors to get cut out of a wedding budget is probably the Makeup Artist. Most people have a friend or cousin that can do the brides makeup on their special day. However, I know that there are still a lot of brides out there to want to look and feel their best on their wedding day and would only trust a professional do help them look perfect in pictures that will last a lifetime. I want to be that professional. Not only because my family needs the money but because every bride deserves to look her best on the happiest day of her life.
So here I am, charging the lowest rates ever in my career. I am booking more weddings everyday and it is an honor to be a hired wedding vendor in these tough times. I hope that every bride I work with feels that they received the professionalism and quality of work that they are paying for.
Here's a little back story:
A little more than two years ago, I left Manhattan for a "better quality of life" in the suburbs of Westchester, NY. One of the most expensive counties in the United States. I had a great job doing makeup for many Viacom networks including VH1, MTV, and Nickelodeon. I enjoyed the people I worked with, the hours, and the $$. Freelancing was so much better than I ever imagined it would be. Once I had proven myself, I was booking several jobs a week and had the freedom to work for who I wanted, when I wanted. Who would ever leave that situation?
I did, for a very good reason. About a month after my husband and I moved an hour north of the city, I got pregnant with my son, Spencer. While I would have loved to continue working in the city, my husband and I both agreed that an hour was just too far a commute in case I ever had to run home for an emergency. I became a full-time Mommy and a "sometimes" Makeup Artist. After about a year, our family really started to miss my salary. I knew I had to think of a way to use my talents and expertise to creat a niche for myself in suburbia.
I have been doing makeup for weddings since I picked up a blush brush in 1998. I knew that I needed to focus on putting my name out there so Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland County brides would hire me as one of their wedding vendors. The only place I have ever advertised my bridal business is Google Ads. It just seemed like the most logical place to start because I could set my own advertisting budget. Currently, I have ads on The Knot, Wedding Wire, Style Me Pretty, Party Pop, and Facebook, to name a few. I also participated in my first Bridal Expo this past September. I was spending more than ever on getting my name out to the public but I wasn't generating any new business.
Then it dawned on me, wedding budgets are at an all time low and I need to lower my rates considerably! When I really thought about it, I realized that one of the first vendors to get cut out of a wedding budget is probably the Makeup Artist. Most people have a friend or cousin that can do the brides makeup on their special day. However, I know that there are still a lot of brides out there to want to look and feel their best on their wedding day and would only trust a professional do help them look perfect in pictures that will last a lifetime. I want to be that professional. Not only because my family needs the money but because every bride deserves to look her best on the happiest day of her life.
So here I am, charging the lowest rates ever in my career. I am booking more weddings everyday and it is an honor to be a hired wedding vendor in these tough times. I hope that every bride I work with feels that they received the professionalism and quality of work that they are paying for.
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