5 Best Bridal Hair Stylists In Singapore For Your Big Day 

Between the gown fittings, the florist calls, and the seating chart battles, it’s easy for one big decision to slip down the list: who’s actually doing your hair on the day. A great bridal hair stylist in Singapore is the difference between a style that survives six hours of photos, a banquet, and the last dance — and one that’s wilted by the second toast. We asked around and dug through the receipts to round up five names Singapore brides actually book, from home-based specialists to boutique studios, so you can lock in your trial with time to spare. And if you’re still deciding between a hair specialist and an all-in-one artist, our roundup of bridal makeup artists in Singapore is a good companion read.

Note: This list is strictly not in order.

Table of Contents

1. Victoria Han Makeup Studio
2. Joyce Yeo Makeup
3. TangYong Hair & Makeup Artist
4. Ladyy Claire Makeup
5. Love Hair Salon
6. TheGirlCo’s Recommendation
7. Final Thoughts
8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Victoria Han Makeup Studio

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Victoria Han runs a by-appointment studio where the same artist handles both your bridal makeup and your hairstyling, so the look is planned as one cohesive package rather than stitched together between two vendors. Testimonials specifically call out her hairstyling and groom-styling work alongside the makeup.

Prices: Actual Day hair & makeup by Victoria Han from S$1,200 (Classic) up to S$2,500 (Extravagant); by her Senior MUA team from S$720. Pre-Wedding packages from S$940 (Basic) to S$2,300 (Full Day, 9 hrs). ROM ala carte from S$750 (Victoria Han) or S$450 (Senior MUA). Confirmed on their own site at victoriahanstudio.com.sg/prices-services/.

Highlights: One artist for both hair and makeup, tiered pricing so you can pick Victoria Han herself or a senior team member, groom styling available as an add-on.

Contact Information

Address: 23 New Industrial Road, #07-10, Singapore 536209 (by appointment only)
Phone: +65 8526 6704
Website: victoriahanstudio.com.sg

2. Joyce Yeo Makeup

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Joyce Yeo’s studio in Yishun’s A’Posh Bizhub offers hair and makeup together under a “Bridal & Entourage” service line, so your bridesmaids can be styled at the same studio on the day. The team also runs personal colour analysis sessions if you want help deciding what shades to wear before you even book your trial.

Prices: Not published for bridal packages — confirmed on their own site at joyceyeomakeup.com/services that rates are available on enquiry (the only listed price on that page is S$300 for a 2-hour Personal Colour Analysis, unrelated to bridal hair/makeup). Message the studio directly for a bridal quote.

Highlights: Bridal & Entourage hair and makeup under one roof, personal colour analysis add-on, studio-based (not mobile).

Contact Information

Address: 1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, A’Posh Bizhub, #08-06A, Singapore 768160
Phone: +65 9067 9807
Website: joyceyeomakeup.com

3. TangYong Hair & Makeup Artist

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TangYong is a home-based hair and makeup artist known for Pinterest-reference bridal hairdos — handy if you’ve already saved a folder of inspiration photos. Bridal trials are offered so you can fine-tune the look before the actual day.

Prices: Charged via separate NETT rate cards for Actual Day/ROM, Pre-Wedding, and Events/Bridal Party bookings; exact figures aren’t published on the site, though a current promotion takes S$100 off when you book Pre-Wedding plus the Signature Bridal Experience together. Confirmed on their own site at tangyongmakeup.com/index.php/rate-card/.

Highlights: Combined hair and makeup service, Pinterest-style hairdo specialty, bridal trials available, current bundle promotion.

Contact Information

Address: Home-based studio — exact location shared upon booking confirmation
Phone: +65 9061 7518 (WhatsApp)
Website: tangyongmakeup.com

4. Ladyy Claire Makeup

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Ladyy Claire specialises in Korean-style bridal makeup and hair, and covers actual day weddings, pre-wedding shoots, and solemnisations. If you’re after the softer, glass-skin Korean bridal look with hair to match, this is one to have on your shortlist.

Prices: Not published — confirmed on their own site at ladyyclairemakeup.com that pricing is provided on enquiry via phone, email, or their contact form.

Highlights: Korean-style bridal hair and makeup, covers actual day, pre-wedding, and solemnisation looks.

Contact Information

Address: Home-based studio — exact location shared upon booking confirmation
Phone: +65 9727 7096
Website: ladyyclairemakeup.com

5. Love Hair Salon

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If you’d rather book your bride-day hair through a proper hair salon instead of a mobile makeup-and-hair artist, Love Hair on Keong Saik Road lists wedding hair among its services, alongside its usual cut, colour, and natural-ingredient treatment menu. Good option if you want a specific colour or treatment done at the same studio ahead of the big day.

Prices: Wedding hair styling is quoted on consultation rather than a fixed rate. For reference, other styling services on their published price list at lovehairsg.com/salon-price-list range from S$182 (60-min waving) to S$471 (120-min blowdry & wave).

Highlights: Dedicated hair salon (not a makeup studio), natural-ingredient hair treatments, Keong Saik Road location.

Contact Information

Address: 23 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089130
Phone: +65 6298 0327
Website: lovehairsg.com

TheGirlCo’s Recommendation

If we had to pick one, it’s Victoria Han Makeup Studio. It’s the only name on this list with actual published price tiers for both hair and makeup, so you can budget properly before you even reach out, and having one artist handle hair and makeup together tends to make for a more cohesive bridal look.

Final Thoughts

Wherever you book, treat your hair trial the same way you’d treat a dress fitting — as non-negotiable. Bring reference photos, wear a top with a similar neckline to your gown, and test how the style holds up over a few hours, not just in the first ten minutes. If your natural hair needs more volume or length for the style you want, it’s worth reading up on hair extensions in Singapore before your trial so you can discuss options with your stylist. And book early: the most-requested stylists on this list get weekends reserved six to twelve months out.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How far in advance should I book my bridal hair stylist?
Most of the stylists on this list get weekend dates booked out six to twelve months ahead, especially during the popular wedding months. If you have a date locked in, it’s worth reaching out as soon as your venue is confirmed.

Do I need a hair trial before the actual day?
Yes — a trial lets you and your stylist agree on the look, test how it holds with your hair type, and catch any issues (like a style that doesn’t suit your veil or headpiece) while there’s still time to adjust. Most of the studios above offer trials as a paid add-on ahead of the wedding day.

Can these stylists also do my bridesmaids’ or mother’s hair?
Several of the studios above, including Victoria Han Makeup Studio and Joyce Yeo Makeup, explicitly offer entourage or group bookings so your bridal party can be styled at the same time and place. Always confirm entourage pricing and headcount limits directly with the studio.

What’s the difference between booking a mobile artist and a salon appointment?
A mobile or home-based artist (like TangYong or Ladyy Claire above) typically travels to your hotel room or venue on the day, which saves you a commute in your gown. A salon appointment (like Love Hair) means you travel to them, which can work well for a morning ROM or a smaller wedding where timing is less tight.