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179. Beyond “What Are We?”: Talking Marriage with Our Boos with Shayla Varona

On this episode of Hue I Do, I talked to guest Shayla Varona about the importance of open communication and honesty in pre-engagement conversations. We shared our personal journeys from casual dating with the John Johns and Man Mans of the world to finding serious relationships. We also explore the pressures of societal expectations, balancing career goals with personal relationships, and the moments that confirmed our respective partners were “the one.” Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Watch the episode on YouTube every Wednesday at 12 pm ET. Follow Hue I Do on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Pinterest and TikTok. We

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178. I’ll Be Late For That

In this episode, we dive into the often frustrating topic of being late. We both share our personal experiences and differing perspectives on punctuality, with Ashleigh admits to a tendency to be a little late most of the time, while Toniah reveals how she has improved her timeliness over the years. We also discuss the importance of preparation, organization, and how these habits can help reduce the stress of running late. Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Pinterest and TikTok. We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes

177. It’s Our (5th Year) Anniversary!

We made it to year five!

OG 86. Why Do Black Weddings Look Alike? with Jennifer Price, Candace Darby, and Ramia Upton

The infamous episode: why do all Black weddings look alike? Why do all Black brides look alike? We chatted with a bride-to-be and two vendors, Ramia Joy, Jennifer Price from Event Shoppe Chicago and The Cocoa Bride’s Candace Darby, about the monotony within our weddings. Special Guests Ramia Joy Jennifer Price from Event Shoppe Chicago Candace Phillips from The Cocoa Bride Don’t forget to do the following Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin and TikTok We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.

OG 28. What Couples Get Out of Pre-Marital Counseling with Mins. Michael and Larraine Forrester

One of our first episodes was with pre-marital counselors and officiants Min. Michael and Larraine Forrester from A Relationship Ministry. They explained to us the different counseling styles, why couples should heed red flags, the benefits of relationship mentors, and so much more. Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin and TikTok. We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.

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15+ Black Wedding Content Creators

If you’re looking for a Black wedding content creator for your day, look no further.

176. Remembering Our Wedding Music

The songs we select to play on our wedding day are very meaningful. Toniah and I love music so of course, this was important to us. We go down memory lane, remembering the songs we picked as well as discussing wedding music in general. We want to know the songs you chose for your wedding day and you can tell us by completing The Wedding Soundtrack Survey. We’ll share the answers in August so go ahead and take the survey now! Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Pinterest and TikTok. We are eternally

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175. Where Your Guests Should Sit by Nikeva Lawrence

Why are creating seating charts so hard? On this episode, we take the stress out of seating arrangements [as best as possible] with wedding planner Nikeva Lawrence. We’ll share tips for creating a seating chart that keeps your guests happy (or at least, you and yours) and ensures a smooth reception. Guest seating etiquette: Learn the do’s and don’ts of seating loved ones, from family dynamics to friend groups. Charting your course: Discover creative ways to design a seating chart that reflects your style and makes it easy for guests to find their seats. Table talk troubles?: We’ll address common seating challenges and how to navigate them gracefully. Whether you’re having an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, this episode will help you create a seating plan that sets the stage for an unforgettable wedding reception. Don’t forget to: Subscribe

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The 9 Roles of the Mother of the Bride

The mother of the bride wears many hats throughout the wedding planning process, but these particular roles can occasionally go overlooked.

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173. Get Somebody Else To Do It: Wedding Floral Designer with Yanique Shaw

Time for another Get Somebody Else To Do It episode and this time we’re discussing all things that are and aren’t the responsibility of the floral designer. Thankfully, we have floral designer Yanique Shaw of Yanique Events in Boston tell us what should be handled by another person or vendor. Enjoy! Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Pinterest and TikTok. We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.

172. Are We A Good Fit? with Ashley Strickland

When searching for a wedding vendor, it’s just as important to know if they click with you as it is that they know what they’re doing. Think of the “culture fit” from work — it’s like that. We brought on our favorite wedding photographer Ashley Strickland of Ashley Nicole Photography about this and we talk about everything from: discerning genuine inquiries, noticing important details during a consultation call, and identifying red flags to avoid when working with clients. And of course, so much more. You’ll enjoy it. Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin,

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171. Get Somebody Else To Do It: Wedding Photographer with Jamal and Lashana Burley

Your wedding photographer is only responsible for taking your photos? Not really. In another Get Somebody Else To Do It episode, we talked to two photographers we’ve admired for some time: Jamal and Lashana Burley of Jamal and Lashana Burley Photography from Rhode Island. We break down the roles and responsibilities of a photographer versus the other vendors, like videographers, makeup artists, planners, and more. Listen up! Don’t forget to: Subscribe to Hue I Do wherever you listen to podcasts. Give us a review on Apple Podcasts, please! Also, give us some stars on Spotify! Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do. Follow Hue I Do on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Pinterest and TikTok. We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the

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