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How Strong Friendships Prepare Us for Marriage

Discover how strong friendships prepare Black women for marriage by building communication, trust, and emotional resilience.

Weddings are more than the couple walking down the aisle. Let's discuss great guest experience and what is key when wedding planning.

Prioritizing yourself and your marriage is key in wedding planning and beyond.

So many expectations are put on you the second you get engaged and the second you get married. WHEW.

We discuss the emotional and psychological transitions that newlyweds face after their wedding is over.

How would you feel if someone you didn't know decided to attend your wedding?

We talked to Keo Atkins of Keo Bridal about her wedding dresses and elopement, plus being a wedding vendor in a post-COVID world.

Ashley and I rank our wedding vendors like football teams -- which one was our fave?

Timeliness is a struggle. Toniah and Ashleigh talk about punctuality, timeliness, and how that makes our husbands feel.

We made it to year five!

Breaking down all the assumed responsibilities of the wedding cake baker versus what is the responsibility of someone else.

Reaching 25 years of marriage is worth celebrating and for Latasha Gillespie and her husband, they had to do so twice.