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NY Bridal Beauty is a New York wedding hair and makeup service led by artist Amanda Shackleton, who works with brides and personal clients in New York City. Amanda offers both hair styling and makeup for weddings, with a track record of creating looks that read as natural and photograph well. Her editorial work spans Vogue, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Modern Bride, and Oprah magazine. Amanda trained and worked as a hair stylist and makeup artist for five years in London before working in cities including Milano, Amsterdam, Sydney, Cape Town, Miami, and Los Angeles. She has contributed to advertising campaigns for Levi Strauss, Avon, and Lady Footlocker, and has worked with celebrities including Martha Stewart, Harrison Ford, and Rosario Dawson. Based in New York; available for Central Park and other New York City weddings. Couples highlight Amanda's ability to keep the getting-ready process organized and calm, her responsiveness from first contact, and looks that lasted through hours of photos, dancing, and tears while still feeling like themselves.
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