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introducing

Hueido

giving gems since 2019

Sharing the emotions and experiences of Black weddings and marriages from yesterday, today, and tomorrow is our purpose.

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In 2019, a podcast called Hue I Do was born due to a lack of representation within the wedding media space by two best friends, Ashleigh Coffie and Toniah Paryo Gray. Throughout the years, Hue I Do gained a dedicated following, and we realized the potential to make a broader impact. We set out to build a platform rooted in relatability, honesty, and support.

Hue I Do, the podcast, has evolved into Hueido, the brand. It has grown to encompass two podcasts, including our namesake show and Aisle Tell You What, and a wedding/marriage lifestyle site, Hueido.com. Sharing the emotions and experiences of Black weddings and marriages from yesterday, today, and tomorrow is our purpose. Ultimately, that brings us back to our origin story: creating a space to celebrate our moments of love.

Hueido has cultivated a community of Black fiancees, wives, wedding vendors, and those that love love. The expansion has been driven by the commitment to sharing authentic discussions and stories that normalize our love.

“I appreciate their commitment to elevate the needs of Black brides, uplift Black vendors, and celebrate our love stories."

― Jaay M.
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