86. Why Do Black Weddings Look Alike? with Ramia Joy, Jennifer Price, and Candace Darby
According to most wedding publications and social media, Black weddings look the same. The decor, dresses, and aesthetic are similar and we discuss why.
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53. The Countdown to Their 10-10-20 Wedding with Ashleigh Whitby and Edwin Coffie
Co-host Ashleigh and her fiance Edwin talked about how he proposed, their upcoming wedding and the pre-COVID-19 plans.
50. How the Pandemic Changed Wedding Catering with Steve M. Moore
The first question we asked Steve Moore from Affairs to Remember was “Are buffets dead?” He gave us that answer and so much more.
46. What a Year: The 1st Anniversary Episode
We have officially hit ONE YEAR of podcasting! We go down memory lane of why they started Hue I Do, how the podcast has grown and what has happened to each guest since they’ve been on the show.
37. Our Blackness & The Wedding Industry: Pt. 2 with Ashley Strickland, Cara Davis Little, B. Gandy, and Wendy Huggins
We continue our summer 2020 conversation about being Black in the wedding industry with four amazing vendors.
20. Creating Unique Wedding Entertainment Experiences Pt. 1 with MikeMusic
MikeMusic told us about how he got into the DJing industry, the transition to wedding DJing, and his take on curating and creating the perfect day.
17. The Real Value of a Professional MUA with B. Gandy
B. Gandy from B for Beaute tells us how we can figure out who is a valid MUA, the importance of lashes, makeup previews, and more!
5. Long Distance “It Takes a Village” Wedding Planning with Kyla Kelly
Kyla Kelly lives in Seattle but is planning her Chicago wedding for next spring. She’s not your typical planner though — being that she’s planned other friend weddings + her mom is a wedding planner as well.
2. Being a Baker and a MOH with Chanae Woodards
We sat down with Desserts by Dionne owner Chanae about being a self-employed baker and maid of honor in her best friend’s wedding.
1. Are These Even Our Wedding Trends?
Plenty of wedding magazines come up with trends every year, but does this even apply to Black weddings? So we, Ashleigh and Toniah, went through a few magazine trends and discussed if they even related to us.