These 3 tutorials are posted and ready for you guys to watch!! I broke them all down step-by-step to make it as easy as possible to follow along! You can bet you will be seeing brides request these in 2026 and years to come! Find them under the “Half-Up Down Tutorials” and “Updo Tutorials” sections of the course!! Let me know your thoughts and feedback!!

Sneak peak of these 3 curly girl hair tutorials!! Coming so soon!!

Hi!! Here is the live from todays class!! In order for the video to not be so blurry, fast forward it to the last minute and let it play through until the end (that way it all loads). Then it’s not as blurry when it starts from the beginning!!

When I booked my first five weddings, I was 19 years old and genuinely shocked that anyone trusted me with their wedding hair. I was so excited… and so nervous. It’s the most important and most photographed day of someone’s life, and I just wanted everything to be perfect. Here’s how each one came to me 👇🏻 ✨ Wedding #1: A family friend recommended me. Simple word-of-mouth. ✨ Wedding #2: I did a styled shoot for free with a photographer and other vendors. We all shared the photos, someone loved the hair I did, and they booked me. ✨ Wedding #3: Found me on Instagram. ✨ Wedding #4: Found me on Facebook. ✨ Wedding #5: A bridesmaid from one of my earlier weddings booked me for her wedding. None of these came from a huge following, fancy website, or tons of experience. It was family & friends, social media, collaboration, and showing up and doing my best every single time. This is such a reminder—especially in the beginning—how important it is to give everyone in the bridal party a great experience, not just the bride. You truly never know who will recommend you or end up booking you for their own wedding later 🤍 If you’re feeling discouraged because bookings aren’t flowing yet, this is your sign to keep going. That momentum does come.

If you don’t have brides booked yet, here’s exactly how I recommend you practice so you feel confident and ready when that first bride comes: 1. Dive into the course first Start by watching the course super in‑depthly. Take notes and practice while you watch on your mannequin head. Focus on the fundamentals! This is where you build the foundation for everything else: ✔ curling hair the right way ✔ teasing for volume ✔ mastering braids without frizz ✔ creating clean, secure twists ✔ learning how to use your products the way I show you These building blocks are the reason the rest of the looks will come naturally later. Your mannequin will be your best friend. My favorite is linked in the course! 2. Move to friends and family Once you feel confident with the basics on your mannequin, start doing full styles from start to finishon people you know. This means practicing actual bridal styles I teach in the course: updos, half‑up/half‑down looks, braids with twists - the real tutorials you learned. Treat these like appointments so you get used to how styles progress from beginning to finished look. 3. Document your progress Take photos and videos of every look you do - mannequin or real person. This is SO important for two reasons: ✨ You can see your improvement over time - and trust me, you’ll be amazed looking back. ✨ You get proof of your work to post on Instagram and start building credibility. Here’s a pro tip: have your friends wear a white robe or white shirt in the photos. It makes the shot look like you’re already doing bridal hair, which helps potential brides trust your skill when they see your work online. 4. Recreate styles from Pinterest Once you feel confident with the foundational and full styles you’ve practiced, level up by picking pictures from Pinterest or Instagram and recreating them. This is exactly what will happen when working a wedding, so practicing this now makes you feel confident and capable when it’s actually for a real wedding party.