For the bride
The look that belongs to the dress
Bridal hair in London begins long before the morning. It starts at the trial, where the brief is allowed to change and a look is made, then unmade, until the right one is settled. The version that arrives on Pinterest is rarely the version that holds for fourteen hours; the work is finding the second one.
The day itself is mobile and brought to you, across the city and into the Home Counties: Hertfordshire, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire. London windows are limited; dates around the season fill earliest, so the earlier the date is locked, the better the trial can be timed around it.
The booking
What it includes
The trial
Four to eight weeks before the day, in a quiet hour somewhere — a hotel suite, a flat in Notting Hill. We try two looks, sometimes three. The point is not to find a hairstyle. It is to remove every question that would otherwise be there on the morning.
Shaped to the dress
The neckline, the veil, the weight of the earrings. The hair is built around what you are wearing, not chosen in isolation. If the dress is not final at the trial, we work to the line you are leaning towards and adjust once it is decided.
Built to hold
Set to last from the ceremony through the speeches and onto the floor. Prep and finish are tailored to the hair, the season, and the venue, so the look that leaves the trial is the look that arrives at the reception.
The morning, brought to you
On time, full kit, a calm room. The standard holds whether the morning starts at The Connaught, a townhouse in Chelsea, or a country house an hour out of the city.
Index
Where I come to you
Bridal mornings taken across central London and into the Home Counties: Hertfordshire, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Bedfordshire, and Buckinghamshire. From a suite at Claridge’s or The Berkeley to a family home in Hampstead or a country house beyond the city. Ceremonies further afield are arranged on enquiry.
- Belgravia
- Chelsea
- Hampstead
- Holland Park
- Kensington
- Knightsbridge
- Marylebone
- Mayfair
- Notting Hill
- St John's Wood
- Westminster
- Hertfordshire
- Bedfordshire
- Buckinghamshire
- Surrey
- Kent
- Essex
- The Home Counties
Absolutely loved my hair - it was elegant, chic and so sophisticated. Something I could never recreate myself! It held perfectly, I didn't have to worry about it once.
Not only the bride
Styling the whole party
Mothers, bridesmaids, and family on the morning are all part of the day. If the booking is for more than the bride alone, the wedding hair page covers how a full morning is planned and run.
Bridal FAQ
Common questions
Yes. The trial is part of every bridal booking. It is scheduled around your London windows or mine, usually four to eight weeks before the day, in a hotel suite or at home. We bring the dress or a photograph of it, the veil if there is one, and the earrings if they are heavy. By the morning there are no open questions.
Three to six months is the comfortable margin, more if the wedding falls in peak season or around fashion week, when London dates fill first. Shorter notice is worth asking about, but the earlier the date is locked, the better the trial can be timed.
Always. The work is mobile across London and into the Home Counties, with the full kit on hand. Whether the morning starts at The Connaught, a flat in Notting Hill, or a country house outside the city, nothing depends on what is on site.
Yes. The look is set to last from the ceremony through the speeches and onto the floor. Prep and finish are tailored to the hair, the season, and the venue, so the look that leaves the trial is the look that arrives at the reception.
Yes. Many brides trial before the dress is final. The trial is the one point in the sequence where the brief is allowed to change, so we can work to the neckline you are leaning towards and adjust once it is decided.
Across the capital — Mayfair, Chelsea, Knightsbridge, Kensington, Belgravia, Notting Hill, and the wider city — and into the Home Counties for country-house weddings. Ceremonies further afield are arranged on enquiry.
No. I focus on hair only. Many brides book a specialist makeup artist alongside me, and I am happy to coordinate timings and work side by side with your artist on the morning.
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Tell me the date and where the morning starts, and I will reply within 24 to 48 hours to say whether it is free. Add the ceremony time and how many people need hair, and I will come back with a running order too.