About Claimaccessly

Bridal makeup
taught right.

Claimaccessly started in 2022 with a single question: why does quality bridal makeup education still feel out of reach for most people? Geography, cost, rigid schedules — we decided those weren't good enough reasons. The platform brings live instruction to wherever you happen to be.

14+ Countries reached
6 Core instructors
1:1 Private sessions
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Bridal makeup artistry session in progress

Every learner gets a path that fits their pace.

The people behind the lessons

Small team, deliberate choices. Each instructor brings a specific angle — from editorial to intimate ceremony work — so the curriculum covers what actually happens on a wedding day.

Portrait of Tarquin Ashby, Curriculum Designer

Tarquin Ashby

Curriculum Designer

Tarquin structures how knowledge moves from demonstration to practice. He maps each module so students build real technique before moving forward, not just watch and hope.

Portrait of Orla Fitzpatrick, Lead Bridal Makeup Instructor

Orla Fitzpatrick

Lead Bridal Makeup Instructor

Orla has worked across three continents and brings that range into every live session. She's particularly focused on how different skin tones behave under ceremony lighting.

Vesna Halvorsen

Student Experience Lead

Vesna handles the side of learning that most platforms ignore — what happens when a student gets stuck, loses momentum, or needs to change their schedule mid-course.

Skill coverage across the programme

Skin Prep Colour Theory Eye Design Long-wear Contouring Lighting
Skin Prep — advanced coverage
Eye Design — most requested module
Lighting — adapted for ceremony conditions

How sessions actually work

Group cohorts and private lessons share the same instructor quality — what differs is the pace, the feedback depth, and how much the content bends toward your specific goals.

1
You pick your format

Group sessions run on a fixed schedule with 6–12 students. Private lessons slot into your calendar — mornings, evenings, weekends. Both formats use live video with screen-share and real-time feedback.

2
A baseline assessment first

Before the first session, you complete a short skills check — not a test, just a way for your instructor to know where to start. Someone who's never touched a brush and someone who's done 40 weddings need different entry points.

3
Live work, not pre-recorded clips

Every core module is taught live. Recordings are available after, but the session itself is interactive — you can stop, ask, and redo. Bridal technique doesn't transfer well from passive watching alone.

4
Structured review between sessions

Each week includes a short practice brief — a specific look to attempt at home before the next session. Your instructor reviews photos you submit and gives written notes before you meet again.

Instructor demonstrating bridal makeup technique during a live online session
Student practising bridal makeup looks at home between sessions
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Questions before you commit? Write to us directly — we reply within one business day.