hey there,

Quit my 9-5 and went full time with bridal hairstyling after doing it on my days off for YEARS! 🥳

2021

Moved to San Diego and discovered special occasion styling

2017

Graduated beauty school at 17 and started working at Great Clips!

2016

Enrolled in cosmetology school my junior year of highschool

2014

Very into: effortless hairstyles, coffee dates, creating aesthetic content, and cute outfits!

My journey began in a small town in Washington State, where opportunities were limited. However, during my final two years of high school, beauty school was offered for just $200, and on a whim, I decided to give it a try. Now, after 10 years of styling hair, I still can’t get enough of it.

I'm a small town girl
living in the big city of San Diego chasing her wildest bridal hairstyling dreams!

inquire for hairstyling

One thing led to another

I grew up in a town with a whopping population of 1,700. One full service salon and $5 Fran who cut everyone's hair in the neighborhood for literally $5 cash. I definitely didn't think I wanted to be a hairstylist until it was the only booth in the college fair that somewhat interested me and it was only $200 which I knew we could afford but college itself was never in the cards. After graduating and getting my license before completing high school I began working at Great Clips just to realize I hated cutting hair. I was a teenage bride shortly after which led me to San Diego, California where the hairstyling world was just a little bit different.

and then i was a hairstylist

and then i began bridal hair

I styled my first California bride on Coronado Island in 2017 and I instantly realized this is what I wanted to forever. I was a receptionist at a salon because I hadn't transferred my license and actually only planned on living in San Diego temporarily! After I got divorced I decided I'd stay as I had already began my business and wanted to see where things could go!

I worked a few jobs before taking the leap to be a full time bridal stylist:

receptionist/manager at a salon
receptionist at a skin care studio
full time manager and barista at local coffee shop

After styling many clients after my regular work hours I finally took the leap in 2021 and poured my all into Styled By Jordan full time leaving my job as a barista.

In my first year as a full time bridal hairstylist I had spent the entire year accepting as many bookings as I could physically do. With 125 bookings for both 2022 and 2023 it is safe to say I very quickly grew my "little hairstyling biz". Making features in major magazines like The Knot, People Magazine, and Loverly over the course of my career have been absolute pinch me moments! I continue styling bridal hair however now split the time between my passion of creating content and I could not love it more!