Parties of 4 to 12

Bridal and groups.

The whole party, matching or not, in one afternoon. Snacks allowed, playlist negotiable, nobody leaves with smudges.

A woman at a manicure desk with a white curing lamp, flipping through colour swatch tips

The party maths

$60 a person. Or $75 with chrome.

The party set is a gel manicure with two accent nails, $48 plus $12. Add chrome for everyone and it is $75 each. That is the whole formula. The bride's own set is priced from the normal menu.

4people at $60$240
8people at $60$480
8people at $75$600
12people at $75$900

Somebody wants extensions or hand painted art instead? Their set is priced from the menu, and the rest of the party stays on party pricing.

Work backwards from the day

The wedding timeline.

  1. 8 weeks out

    Book the date

    Sundays go fast in spring and fall. A $20 deposit per person holds the chairs.

  2. 4 to 6 weeks out

    Trial set for the bride

    Priced like any set from the menu. Wear it for a week and see how it photographs and how it survives real life.

  3. 2 to 3 days out

    The real set

    Close enough to look fresh, far enough that a chip can be fixed. Never the morning of.

  4. The day

    Cuticle oil and hands off

    Oil after the ceremony photos, not before. Glossy nails, not glossy rings.

Sunday studio buyout

The whole place is yours.

Parties of eight or more on a Sunday get the studio to themselves, 11am to 5pm. All four chairs with all four techs in, your playlist on the speaker, the door locked to walk ins. Bring sparkling water, bring cake, just keep the cake away from wet gel.

No buyout fee. You pay for the sets and that is it.

Ask about a Sunday

Not a wedding?

Birthdays, a team outing, a send off before someone moves away. Same maths, same chairs. Kids sets for parties with grown ups are on the aftercare FAQ.

Also in the party: pedicures for anyone who wants feet too, and nail art for the bride.