Bridal stylist website template: a one-page card with your portrait

A one-page card template for a freelance bridal stylist: a full-width portrait with your name and one line, social icons, a short introduction, two photographs of your work and LINE and email contact.

The demo page of this template

Who it is for

For a freelance bridal stylist, or any freelancer who wants a one-page card: a portrait, a few sentences, two photographs of the work and a way to get in touch. The page opens on a full-width portrait with the name, one line and an outline button on the right, then a row of social icons. The demo is a made-up bridal stylist in Taoyuan, Taiwan: three sentences on a trial and the wedding day beside a photograph of her brushes, then a veil and hairpiece beside LINE and email buttons.

Replace the portrait with a photograph of you first, then your LINE link and social links, the two photographs of your work and the introduction. Pick a landscape photograph with you on the left and a plain wall on the right: the words sit on the right, and a phone shows the middle of the photograph. The person in the portrait is made up and the photographs are AI-generated; no date is written anywhere on the page, so nothing goes out of date.

If your business is registered, change the page’s name to its full registered name and add its business number. If it is not, use your own name and your trade, as the demo does, not the name of a studio or a shop.

A writer who sends a weekly newsletter should start from Elena Chen, and a guide or instructor who takes bookings from Maren Kowalchuk. A wedding or event florist who wants a photograph of the work beside the name should use Jian Ruo-ning.

Replace these five first

  1. Hero Masthead: Hero Image
  2. Direct Contact: LINE Invite Link
  3. Social Channels: Links
  4. Image & Portrait: Image URL
  5. Rich Text: Article Body (Prose)

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Common questions

Can I say how long the makeup will last?

No. How long makeup lasts depends on the skin, the weather and the day, which no stylist can promise, and Taiwan's Fair Trade Act (article 21) bars advertising that is false or misleading. Say what you do instead, as the template's introduction does: one trial, about eight hours on the day, two or three looks.

Can I show photos of brides I have worked with?

Only with that bride's own consent, asked on its own, for each photo and where it will appear; if she says no, leave it out. The template's two photographs show tools and a hairpiece, with no faces.