Jade Voight, a 30-year-old makeup artist from New York City, plans to spend approximately $45,000 on pre-wedding beauty treatments, viewing the upcoming event as an opportunity to undergo procedures she has long desired. Voight, who is set to marry her fiancé Ryan, 37, in June 2027 in Tuscany, Italy, explained that she sees these enhancements as a way to become "the best version of herself."
Voight's pre-wedding regimen includes a variety of treatments. She has undergone three sessions of PRF EZ Gel injections, a procedure using the patient's own blood to restore volume and stimulate collagen, to address under-eye darkness, with three more sessions scheduled. She also uses medical-grade skincare products prescribed by a dermatologist and receives regular facials, including dermaplaning.
Additional treatments involve microneedling every six weeks on her face, hands, and neck, as well as Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRF) therapy every 12 weeks on her hands and neck. Voight also plans to continue Botox treatments every three months until May 2027 and has had chin and jaw fillers, with one more session planned.
Her pre-wedding beauty budget also extends to hair. She is having extensions added and a cut and color at a private salon, and has hired a local hairstylist for her wedding in Italy. Celebrity makeup artists Jessie Yarbrough and Jon Gregory are also slated to do her makeup for the event.
Voight revealed that she has considered liposuction on her arms to address stubborn fat, though she has not yet scheduled it due to her work travel commitments. In total, her planned expenditures are estimated to reach $45,900, with the possibility of further costs if she opts for liposuction.
She stated that her fiancé is supportive of her choices, as he knows the treatments make her happy, though he is unaware of the total cost. Voight emphasized that she views these expenditures as an investment in herself, funded by her hard-earned career earnings. She compared her beauty treatments to preventative healthcare and maintenance, noting that collagen loss begins at age 25, and stated she is proud of her decisions and does not focus on others' opinions. She believes that individuals have different priorities for their money, citing car collecting or travel as other examples, and asserts her right to spend her own earnings on what boosts her confidence.