Call (801) 909-8989 to plan a group. One call puts your whole party in front of the person who arranges the rooms. Budget from $25 for a manicure and from $40 for a spa pedicure, plus $15 if anyone wants no-chip gel polish. Decide one thing before you dial: whether everyone books the same service or a mix. That choice is what decides whether your group walks out together or in shifts.
A group booking is a scheduling problem wearing a party hat. A handful of people, a few different services, one dinner reservation at seven. The beauty part is the easy part. The part that goes sideways is the arithmetic, and it goes sideways in a predictable way. One person picks something longer than everyone else picked, and now the rest of the party is hovering near the door with their phones out while that appointment finishes.
Call The Salon To Set A Group Up
Online booking is built for one person choosing one time, and it does a fine job of that. What it cannot do is look at a list of names and work out which room each of them needs and in what order. So for anything with more than a couple of people in it, pick up the phone. You can start from the host a party page if you want to see the idea laid out first, then call to actually build the schedule.
Booking ahead matters more for a group than for one person, because a group needs several slots to line up at once. A single manicure can slot into a gap. A stack of appointments spread across several rooms cannot.
Four Rooms, One Group
The lounge has a nail room, a pedicure room, a lash room and a facial room. That layout matters more for a group than for a solo visit, because your party can arrive together without everyone being packed shoulder to shoulder into a single line of chairs. Someone can be in the pedicure room while someone else is in the lash room and someone else is having a facial, and the group is still one group.
It also means a mixed group is workable in the first place. For the full picture of what can happen under one roof in a single visit, the piece on being a one-stop salon in South Jordan walks through how the services stack up.
A group that books the same service finishes together, and a group that books four different ones finishes in shifts.
Decide Whether You Want To Finish Together
Different services take different amounts of time. That is the whole of it, and it drives every group decision you are about to make.
If everyone books the same service, the group starts around the same time and ends around the same time. Everyone picks a spa pedicure. Or everyone picks a manicure. Simple. If your party has a hard stop afterward, dinner, a rehearsal, a movie, this is the version to choose.
A mixed group is more fun and less tidy. Someone wants lashes, someone wants a facial, someone just wants their nails done and to sit and talk. Handle that by saying so on the phone and asking which of your chosen services runs longest, then start that person first. Nobody has to guess. The person taking your call can tell you.
The third option is the honest one. Accept the stagger, and do not promise your table at 7:00 that everyone will be there at 7:00 if you have not asked.
What To Budget Per Person
Prices are worth knowing before you ask anyone to commit to something. Manicures are $25, $35 or $45 depending on which one you choose. Spa pedicures run $40, $50, $65 and $85, and no-chip gel polish is an extra $15 on top for anyone who wants their color to last past the weekend. Classic lashes are $99. Brow lamination is $50. Facials start at $85.
If one person is covering the whole thing, do the multiplication before you call so you can say what you want out loud. Pedicures are where the decision usually gets fuzzy, since there are four of them at four prices, so if you are picking one level for the whole party, the guide on which pedicure to book sorts out what separates them.
Birthdays, Bridal Parties And Mother-Daughter Afternoons
A birthday group is usually the loosest kind. People show up, pick what they want, and the point is the couple of hours together. One service across the board keeps it simple, though nobody will mind a stagger if there is no clock to beat.
A mother and daughter, or two friends, is the simplest kind of group to book. Still call. Two pedicures at the same time is a different request from two pedicures whenever there is an opening, so say which one you mean.
Bridal parties have their own clock, and it is a stricter one. There is a wedding date, a photographer's start time, and a group of people who have to look finished at the same moment. That planning starts earlier than you think. The schedule gets built backward from the wedding date. The bridal beauty timeline for South Jordan lays out what to book and when, so read it before you call and you can open with a date.
Things To Ask On The Call
Some questions have answers that depend on the day, the size of the group and what everyone is booking. Do not guess at them from a website. Ask about a minimum number of people, about whether anything is held in advance, about bringing anything in with you, and about how much of the salon your group would be using. Those are real questions with real answers, and a short call gets you all of them at once.
Write your list before you dial. Number of people, the services they want, the date, and the time you have to be somewhere else.
Where To Find Us
Aloha Beauty Lounge is at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095, convenient to Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy and Draper. Read the host a party page with your group first, then ring (801) 909-8989 with your headcount and your date.
One more planning note: if anyone in the group is pregnant, have them mention it when the group is booked, so the appointment can be set up around comfort from the start. The practical side is in salon services during pregnancy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book for a group?
Call (801) 909-8989 instead of booking each person separately online. A group needs the rooms arranged around it, which gets worked out on the phone with your headcount, your services and your date in hand.
Can everyone in my group finish at the same time?
If everyone books the same service, yes. A mixed group finishes in stages, because different services take different amounts of time. Say what you want on the call and the order can be planned around it.
How much should each person budget?
Manicures are $25, $35 or $45. Spa pedicures are $40, $50, $65 or $85, with no-chip gel polish an extra $15. Classic lashes are $99, brow lamination is $50, and facials start at $85.
Is there a minimum number of people?
Ask when you call. Group details like that depend on what everyone is booking and when you want to come in, so the phone is the place to get a straight answer.
How far ahead should we book a group?
Earlier than you would for yourself. Several appointments across several rooms have to line up, so the more notice you give, the more options you have.
Can a bridal party book here?
Yes. Call with your wedding date first, since bridal planning works backward from that date.
