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The Wedding Makeup Company Lauches in Indianapolis, Detroit and Louisville with a Money Saving Bridal Promotion

Wedding Beauty Business Opens with a Promotion for Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky Brides

2014-04-16
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, April 16, 2014 (Press-News.org) Midwest brides now have something special to consider this wedding season as The Wedding Makeup Company launches today at private gatherings in Detroit, Indianapolis and Louisville. By combining expert makeup talent with professionalism and great customer service, the company hopes to make hundreds of brides beautiful this wedding season. Their new website, www.weddingmua.com has recently launched and allows brides to meet the artists and book online.

The morning of a wedding can be very stressful for a bride as months of planning comes together. The Wedding Makeup Company suggests that only a professional makeup artist should be hired for such a special occasion. The lead artists on staff have years of experience dealing with both affluent and demanding brides. Affordable options are important to customers and all that visit the website will find a wedding package to fit their budget.

To celebrate the 2014 bridal season, The Wedding Makeup Company is offering an early bird promotion. Enter the promotion code EARLY at checkout and receive 20% off your total. This offer expires at midnight on June 15th, 2014. The Wedding Makeup Company also includes a complimentary makeup application for the mothers of the bride and groom with each booking. Connect with The Wedding Makeup Company today on Twitter @theweddingmua or by visiting their website www.weddingmua.com.

The Wedding Makeup Company is a collection of artists from the beautiful cities of Detroit, Indianapolis, Louisville and their surrounding metropolitan areas. Yes...our customers tend to be affluent but our prices are affordable for every wedding budget. Doesn't every bride deserve the best? Meet The Wedding Makeup Company online today at www.weddingmua.com.

Contact
Shon White
317-550-1254
weddingmua@outlook.com


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[Press-News.org] The Wedding Makeup Company Lauches in Indianapolis, Detroit and Louisville with a Money Saving Bridal Promotion
Wedding Beauty Business Opens with a Promotion for Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky Brides