
Roka, Chunni & Shagun
Fresh, natural and photo-ready for the first family functions — soft skin, defined eyes, a lip that matches the suit, and the chunni set beautifully for the chunni chadana.
For the bride
HD and airbrush bridal makeup with hair and draping — designed at a trial, repeated perfectly on the morning — built for Punjabi weddings.
Looks by ceremony
Every function has its own light, outfit and energy. We design each look separately and keep the thread between them so your album feels like one story.

Fresh, natural and photo-ready for the first family functions — soft skin, defined eyes, a lip that matches the suit, and the chunni set beautifully for the chunni chadana.

Dewy and festive: light base, colour on the lips, open hair or a floral paranda braid. Hands first, makeup second — you'll be sitting with wet mehndi for hours.

Barely-there makeup and tied-back hair for the maiyan. Proper skin prep the night before so the vatna comes off clean and your skin glows for the wedding.

Glam that dances: long-wear base, strong lashes and a secured braid or jooda that survives giddha, boliyan and the jaggo procession through the lanes.

The big one. Classic red or maroon tones, a timeless eye, modest-yet-glowing skin, chooda and kaleere ready, chunni pinned to stay through matha tek and the laavan — or the seven pheras.

A completely new look, not a touch-up — bolder eyes, sculpted skin, a fresh hairstyle, flash-tested for the evening photographer.
HD vs airbrush
Both are flawless on camera. The right one depends on your skin, the season and how long the day is. We decide together at the trial — never by default.
| HD makeup | Airbrush makeup | |
|---|---|---|
| Application | By hand, with HD-grade cream/liquid foundation | Fine mist of foundation sprayed on with an airbrush gun |
| Finish | Natural, buildable; great for dry or mature skin | Ultra-light, even, flawless on camera |
| Wear | 10–14 hours with proper prep + setting | 12–16 hours; loves heat and humidity |
| Best for | Most brides; winter weddings; textured skin | Long summer days; oily skin; destination weddings |
| Touch-ups | Easy, with a powder | Minimal needed; powder works |
For the Punjabi bride
We time the chooda ceremony into the morning so the base is set before the bangles go on, and we set the kaleere into the dupatta so they fall right in photos.
Double-dupatta setting, pinned for matha tek and a full morning of bowing and sitting — without pulling your hair.
Early Anand Karaj? We arrive before dawn with lights, so the look is finished calmly, not rushed in a dark room.
December fog and May heat behave differently on skin. We prep and set for the actual weather, not a studio.
Mum, sisters and bhabhis are done by a second artist alongside you, so the whole family is ready together.
Groom grooming that matches the bride’s finish, so the couple’s photos look like one picture, not two.

What’s included
Bridal FAQ
About 90 minutes. Bring a photo of the outfit, the jewellery (or photos), and any looks you love or hate. Come with a clean face. We write everything down — products, shades, hairstyle — so the wedding morning is a repeat, not an experiment.
We plan backwards from the time the photographer wants you ready. Hair, makeup and draping take about three hours, so for an 8 am ceremony we are usually with you by 4 am.
Yes — a second artist does the family alongside you, using the same colour story so the group photos look cohesive.
No. We colour-match the base to your neck, use HD products that do not flash back, and test with a camera flash at the trial.
Yes. The reception is a fresh application — different eye, different lip, a new hairstyle — not a touch-up of the morning look.
Yes: Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Phagwara, Kapurthala, Hoshiarpur, Patiala, Pathankot and everywhere in Punjab, plus destination weddings. Travel is quoted upfront.
Book your date
Tell us the date and the events. We reply on WhatsApp within a few hours with availability and a clear quote.