Hue I Do Podcast - Hue I Do | Your Ultimate Destination for Black Weddings, Brides, and Love Stories

Janique and Anthony Edwards, the family behind EatOkra, is sharing their love story and how it led to the creation of the app.

We talk to a Black antique dealer about the history of the cluster ring, how it came to be in modern times, and why everyone hates it so much.

Dr. Reyes shared with us stories about women and couples that were once enslaved and discussed their love stories as freedpeople.

We are talking about the emotions and process of finding and selecting Black wedding vendors for your wedding day.

You have a lot of Covid-related wedding planning questions so we asked an epidemiologist to answer them.

Before we begin the 2022 wedding season, let’s discuss the foolery from 2021 and vow to not bring any of that into the new year.

We are giving you a variety of ideas to think outside the box when it becomes your time to plan or host a bridal shower.

We talked with Duane and Irene Tyndale about how wedding vendors can elevate their client experience to keep their brides and grooms happy.

We learned how to prioritize communication, define our marriage and create a successful relationship by embracing “Divorce is Not An Option.”

We’re discussing DIY weddings, the pros and cons of having one, how much money brides actually save and more.

Black queer love is frequently removed from the conversation, even when many of the vendors we admire identify as lesbian, gay, or queer.

Dara Adams tells us about the evolution of bridal fashion, what trends are taking over currently, & where we see wedding style moving forward.

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