Iâm a Jesus lovinâ, âscrunchyâ mom of two who is obsessed with freedom, flexibility, and creating a business that pays me like a CEO while letting me live like a present mom.
Iâm sick and tired of seeing insanely talented bridal stylists struggle to make real moneyâfeeling like they have to grind harder, charge less, or take on way too many brides just to hit their income goals.
I was one of them.
Four months postpartum, running on zero sleep, hormones all over the place, and barely holding it together (literally eating Nutella straight from the jar in bed⌠for survival purposes). My husbandâs Marine Corps contract had ended and I knew I wanted to work AND be a stay-at-home mom, but I had no idea how to make that possible.
Bridal styling was something I had always lovedâfriends would constantly ask me to do their hairâbut I never thought I could turn it into a real career⌠let alone a successful one.
With a few encouraging words from my husband, a lot of fear, and even more determination, I took the leap and started my bridal hairstyling business from the ground up.
⨠Fast forward two yearsâŚ
I built a six-figure bridal business that only requires me to work 1-3 days per week. And I did it without relying on styled shoots, taking on more brides just to hit my income goals, or lowering my prices to get more inquiries.
Because guess what? I did all of that⌠and it didnât work. I knew there had to be a better way.
Booking brides who valued my work became easy. My income became stable. I make passive income while I sleep. And most importantly? I have the freedom I started this business for.
⨠The best part?
I can enjoy lifeâs little luxuries without guilt. An iced coffee every single day, a house cleaner (for the constant baby spit-up stains on the floor đ), and family vacationsâbecause I built a business that works for me, instead of the other way around.
Iâve had the privilege of helping hundreds of bridal stylists transform their businessesâwhether theyâre building from the ground up or scaling to six figures and beyond. I know exactly what works (and what doesnât) because Iâve lived itâand now I teach it.
The #1 reason bridal stylists stay stuck at $3k-$5k months? Itâs not lack of talent. Itâs not needing âmore experience.â Itâs because they donât have the right systems, strategy, or messaging to consistently attract premium brides and scale their incomeâwithout overworking.
I made it my mission to help as many good-hearted, hardworking stylists as I can step into their CEO era, break out of the hustle, and finally have the income and freedom they started this for.
Because if I can do it? So can you.