ABOUT
Hello, I'm Tabitha – but you can call me Tabby.
With over a decade of experience, I specialise in bridal hair that feels effortless, natural, and refined. My approach is calm, kind, and completely personal, ensuring every bride feels comfortable and genuinely cared for from start to finish.
Each look begins with you – your hair, your dress, your plans for the day – and is made to last through laughter, happy tears, and everything in between.
HEREFORDSHIRE WEDDING HAIR STYLIST
You're in the safest of hands.
Your wedding morning should feel calm, unhurried, and full of ease — a space where you can breathe, laugh, and truly enjoy what’s unfolding around you.
By the time you walk out the door, I want you to feel a deep sense of relief (and excitement) — knowing it’s all gone to plan, that you’ve been well looked after, and that every detail has been handled with compassion and the kind of confidence that comes from years of experience.
My story.
I began my career in London, working in a busy Westbourne Grove salon where every day was different – fast-paced, creative, and filled with clients from all over the world. It taught me to adapt, to listen, and to work confidently with every hair type and texture.
A move to the Cotswolds, and later to Herefordshire, brought a new chapter. Now, as a mother of two, I balance my work with family life and find endless inspiration in the countryside around me: the space, the fresh air, the changing seasons, and the sheer beauty of nature.
Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to have my work recognised by The Wedding Industry Awards — highly commended twice, a regional winner for three consecutive years, and National Winner in 2021. Today, I’m proud to serve as a judge, supporting the next generation of stylists in a field I truly love.
A few things that shape me.
At home and the outdoors
Living in the Herefordshire countryside • renovating our forever home • learning as I go with pots and plants • long walks with my whippet • the changing seasons • the sea (Pembrokeshire & New Zealand)
Craft, textiles and making
Textiles • print and colour • fabric swatches • tapestry cushions • a long-standing dream of an upholstery course
People and perspective
An introverted extrovert • cup always half full • sponsoring a child in Uganda • volunteering in Fiji • cycling from Portsmouth to Paris for Help for Heroes
Small, personal notes
Tulips and dahlias • sighthounds • the ‘ber’ months • once played the piano and oboe • trained holistic massage therapist
