We chat with two of our favorite wedding vendors to discuss what wedding antics we’d like everyone to leave in 2022.
We are talking about the emotions and process of finding and selecting Black wedding vendors for your wedding day.
According to most wedding publications and social media, Black weddings look the same. The decor, dresses, and aesthetic are similar and we discuss why.
Two former brides talk to us about the expectations and reality of how their bridesmaids behaved during their engagement period.
We discussed the timeless TV show Girlfriends as adults and how the romantic and platonic relationships of the show framed our thoughts as adults.
There are plenty of talented Black wedding photographers across the globe and we’ve compiled a list of ten of those wedding photographers that are based in the Atlanta area. Hopefully, you find at least one that you’re interested in booking!
Ashley Strickland of Ashley Nicole Photography (@ashleynicolephotosatl) talked to us about other reasons why Black brides don’t go for the first look, how it benefits the brides and their vendors, and other first look alternatives to consider.
We continue our conversation about being Black in the wedding industry with four amazing vendors — with
Ashley Strickland from Ashley Nicole Photography (@anicolephotosatl), B. Gandy from B for Beaute (@bforbeaute.co), Cara Davis Little from Wimberly & Co. (@wimberlyandco), and Wendy Huggins from TK Event Design (@tk.event.design). Each vendor describes her experience in the industry and especially how it has been impacted in the last 2 weeks.