Hue I Do Podcast • Marriage, Weddings, and Life: Recent Episodes
Ashleigh Coffie and Toniah Paryo Gray
A podcast about marriage, weddings, and life through the lens of the wife (and wife-to-be). Hosted by two best friends that were each other’s MOHs and are now newlyweds, Ashleigh Coffie and Toniah Paryo Gray. BRIDES.com said you should listen.
This is one of those episodes you may want to skip over because we cringe or avoid talking about "for worse" or "til death do us part." Y'all remember how hard it was for Molly on Insecure to even discuss this with her parents -- but it became valuable in the long run.
We're talking about living wills, probates, trusts, and estate planning with attorney Veronica McClendon. We know how hard it is for Black people to talk about death or future planning, but we need to. We want to be better than the generation before us and well, it may feel morbid, this is something we need to think about now.
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
Before you hop on anybody's plane to go to your bachelorette trip, honeymoon, destination wedding, see ya mama, what have you -- listen to this episode. Tiffani from Breakfast with Tiffani explained to us the many ways the pandemic impacted how we travel, how to get on an airline's good side, should we take that voucher or nah, how to save money when researching flights, and more. Enjoy!
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
The Black wife has evolved over time -- mostly in response to the societal shifts and demands that occurred. We talk to author and professor Dr. Tara T. Green about how the Black wife throughout the years experienced romance, her thoughts around birth control, owning her sexuality, embracing interracial relationships, and more. We look at her role throughout the last 5 generations to ultimately where we are today. We hope you enjoy!
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
After three years of podcasting, we're making an announcement -- that you'll like! The two of us reminisce on the last rotation around the sun, what to expect for season four and beyond, how the podcast has grown in the last year, a random tangent on what we are listening to (and what Renaissance songs we can't get enough of), and more. You love us. 😊
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
Before we start season four next week, let's go back to the episode that started all that conversation. Last August, along with friends of the show Ramia Upton, Jennifer Price from Event Shoppe Chicago and The Cocoa Bride's Candace Darby, we discussed why Black weddings have one look -- glam. This chat caused several viral TikTok videos and inspired wedding giant Zola, too. Enjoy!
Special Guests
- Ramia Joy
- Jennifer Price from Event Shoppe Chicago
- Candace Darby from The Cocoa Bride
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
Another great rerun from last year about boundaries -- something we all need before embarking upon married life.
Everyone and their mama has something to say about your wedding — it costs too much, it’s not what they envisioned, it’s not how they did things 20+ years ago. Wedding coach and planner Carrie-Ann Kloda of Kith & Kin Weddings help us learn how to set boundaries with our parents, siblings, family, and wedding party to ensure we have the wedding of our dreams AND are set for marriage.
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
We're taking a break before our fourth season starts in August. Enjoy this episode from 2021 with two of our favorites, Ministers Michael and Larraine Forrester from A Relationship Ministry. We're discussing to discuss how to navigate the hard times, how to define a marriage, the importance of effective communication, and much more. Get their workbook “Divorce is Not An Option” today.
Don’t forget to:
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- Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do.
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
As the third season of Hue I Do comes to a close, we're continuing the conversation about wedding costs and money with one of our favorite friendors Jennifer Price of Event Shoppe Chicago. Wedding inflation is hitting everyone hard, our vendors included. We're talking about that, how much vendors really make, labor fees, and so much more.
Don't forget to:
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- Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do.
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
We all know how expensive weddings are but let's really talk about the wedding budget because baby, she is the backbone of this entire event. But how do we make a budget when we don't know how much anything costs? What should we splurge on vs. what should we not even worry about?
Brittany Smith, wedding planner with The Ven List, breaks down what we need to know when it comes to developing and maintaining our wedding budgets. She also has over a decade of financial management experience so she knows what she's talking about.
Don't forget to:
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- Add and find previous guests and wedding vendors we love on Find with Hue I Do.
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We are eternally thankful to CRMG Studios for producing our early episodes and @KParyo on IG for the intro music & advice.
We are halfway through 2022 so let's remind ourselves of the wedding nonsense that we said we weren't going to tolerate this year.
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Khrystina Steib of Steib Weddings explains to us why it is very important for your wedding photographer and videographer to be in sync.
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Journalist Arielle Hixson described how her bridesmaids supported her through her COVID wedding in 2020 and her reception in 2021.
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We are rewinding to a fall 2021 episode with Minister LaToya and one of her brides and friend Ellenie Cruz about unique ceremonies.
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We discuss the wide variety of wedding scams and wedding scammers that exist and how to not fall for their traps.
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We discuss the long list of activities, dining experiences, and fun we could enjoy during a honeymoon in the Bahamas.
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We are discussing how wedding planning can be an extremely lonely process with @andallthatjasz from TikTok.
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GiGi McDowell, the founder and CEO of tech startup Fêtefully explains the details behind why we need a well-prepared wedding timeline.
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We discuss how the attachment styles (anxious, disorganized, avoidant, and secure) can impact our marriage and relationships as adults.
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CEO of Honeyfund Sara Margulis helps us with the perfect honeymoon destinations for every kind of newlywed.
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Last rerun episode but this one was a fave — we chatted with Michaela Johnson, the bridal stylist that helped Ashleigh find her reception dress in 2019. As someone who is in the industry, she...
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Children are cute but do they belong at weddings? Kaycia Rhone of Kaycia Rhone Events gives us some things to think about.
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A rerun episode about how imposter wedding syndrome impacts brides, grooms, vendors, and the industry itself.
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We talk to ladies of Fawn & Sable about how brides and vendors can make their weddings look amazing so it can be published in magazines.
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We discuss the roles and responsibilities of the members of the wedding party with wedding party coach Alexis Y. Hardy.
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Wedding planners and VH1 stars Tori Williams and Courtney Ajinca tell us how we can realistically have our celebrity dream weddings.
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Go back and listen to this episode from 2020 about guest etiquette, plus ones, and other guest-related foolishness.
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The considerations around selecting your wedding venue, including cost, venue amenities, what your vendor wants, and more.
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How did Black people love and marry after slavery? We take a postbellum look at how our ancestors loved and existed in the 0-2 generations after slavery.
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Janique and Anthony Edwards, the family behind EatOkra, is sharing their love story and how it led to the creation of the app.
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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.
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Dr. Reyes shared with us stories about women and couples that were once enslaved and discussed their love stories as freedpeople.
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We are talking about the emotions and process of finding and selecting Black wedding vendors for your wedding day.
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You have a lot of Covid-related wedding planning questions so we asked epidemiologist Madeline (Maddy) Lewis to help answer them.
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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.
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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.
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We talked with Duane and Irene Tyndale about how wedding vendors can elevate their client experience to keep their brides and grooms happy.
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In this rerun episode, gain realistic expectations about what each wedding item costs and how it'll truly impact your budget.
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Go back and listen to how Racquel Watson from Standing Ovations Weddings & Events told us how to handle the disrespectful bridal party and family members.
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We learned how to prioritize communication, define our marriage and create a successful relationship by embracing "Divorce is Not An Option."
Conflict will occur in any marriage, no matter how long y’all have been together or amiable you appear. We talked with Ministers Michael and Larraine Forrester from A Relationship Ministry to discuss how to navigate the hard times, how to define a marriage, the importance of effective communication, and much more. Get their workbook “Divorce is Not An Option” today. One lucky listener may win a copy Don’t forget to do the following
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You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, & TikTok @hueidowed, email us at hey[at]hueido.com, or on social – Ashleigh – @demitashe on IG/Twitter, Toniah – @belsouri on IG/Twitter Forever in our hearts: CRMG Studios for producing the earlier episodes in season 1 and Kenneth Paryo at @KParyo on IG for the intro music & adviceThe post 96. Divorce is Not An Option appeared first on Hue I Do • The Black Wedding & Marriage Podcast.
We're discussing DIY weddings, the pros and cons of having one, how much money brides actually save and more!
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Black queer love is frequently removed from the conversation, even when many of the vendors we admire identify as lesbian, gay, or queer.
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Dara Adams tells us about the evolution of bridal fashion, what trends are taking over currently, & where we see style moving forward.
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We are discussing how to handle the regret that comes with booking vendors that don't deliver and how to do our due diligence beforehand.
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We are replaying the episode about engagement rings and all the characteristics that make the perfect ring on this week's episode.
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We are discussing how imposter wedding syndrome and imposter bride syndrome can take place throughout the planning process.
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We are talking about how to treat, pamper, and show appreciation to our bridesmaids throughout the entire engagement period.
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We are talking about why brides need liability, postponement, and cancellation wedding insurance with Eventsured.
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We kicked this new vendor series off with Randi from Sugar Euphoria about what to do when the wedding season is a bit dry.
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We are discussing how you can take premarital counseling, live together, and still be surprised by the person you married.
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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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Guests and newlyweds Tye & Morgan intentionally used basically all Black and POC vendors for their Juneteenth 2021 wedding.
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The Style Marc's Marc Wilson defines luxury weddings, their cost, and the overall aesthetic on this week's episode.
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This has been a busy summer. Toniah’s been engaged for a little over 3 months and Ashleigh’s counting down the wedding that should’ve been. We catch y’all up on wedding planning and play some bridal...
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Pre-marital counselors Michael and Larraine Forrester from A Relationship Ministry explained to us the different counseling styles, why couples should heed red flags, the benefits of relationship mentors, and so much more.
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Steve M. Moore with Affairs to Remember discusses how COVID-19 has impacted the food at weddings and we learn if buffets are really dead.
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Dorian from Bridal Architect tells us why "sweating for the wedding" is a problematic way of thinking and how to achieve our lifestyle goals.
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Saybah Sammy tells us about her two bachelorette trips which gave us plenty of ideas on our future girls trips.
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We are talking to LaToya and one of her brides and friend Ellenie Cruz about how to create these unique ceremonies for your wedding day.
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The pandemic changed the way brides approached their wedding day look, from needing multiple looks to wearing masks and faceshields.
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Kathryne Carter from Grace and Virtue Events describes many ways we can honor our friends and family that passed away before our wedding.
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Carrie-Ann Kloda taught us how to set boundaries with our family and wedding party to ensure we have the wedding of our dreams AND beyond.
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Demetria McDonald shared what it is like to lose a friend and a bridesmaid during the engagement period.
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On this rerun episode, enjoy our convo with Ashley Strickland of Ashley Nicole Photography about why brides, especially Black brides, need to do a first look.
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Go back and listen to our episode with wedding planner and attorney Cara Davis Little.
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Alexis Dent from XO Juliet helps us write our vows that'll envoke meaning and the appropriate sentiment on our wedding day.
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Our favorite cohost is ENGAGED! Toniah and her fiance Brandon discuss their love story, how he designed her ring and how he proposed!
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Recent brides, Dedra Ash& Shakera Brison, tell us about their love stories + their wedding planning process.
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Sierra's friends and family really came through in all aspects of her relationship, proposal, and wedding day to her husband.
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Like many engaged bride-to-bes over the last year, COVID-19 might have delayed Amina Smith Bush's wedding but it was worth it in the end.
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Toryn Lankford with Exquisite Sounds Entertainment helps us help brides figure out how to select the best entertainment for your wedding day.
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Sarah Miller from Netflix's "Marriage or Mortgage" shared tips that couples everywhere could also implement to save money on their big day.
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In 2020, guest Melissa told us about how she got engaged, married, and started a family in the year and what that journey means to her.
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Jarrett and Tana Hicks were only engaged for two months before they decided to get married in Dallas last summer.
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We talk about the absolute worst case scenarios that could occur on your wedding day and what we would do.
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We talk with a veteran, Damien Carter from Damien Carter Photography, about what couples should ask and look for in their photographer.
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Brittney and Tracey Todd have been married for a little over a year but their relationship took almost a decade to get to this point.
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Two brides woosah and vent about their bridal parties and wedding guests on this week's episode of Hue I Do.
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Two former brides talk to us about the expectations and reality of how their bridesmaids behaved during their engagement period.
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Nicole Redd-McIntosh from Nicole Bakes Cakes helped us determine how to find the perfect cake designer for your wedding day.
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We talk to Christy & Michelle from The Big Wedding Planning Podcast about what to know when searching for your wedding planner.
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We talk about the costs, characteristics, and center stones that make the perfect engagement ring for these ladies on this week's episode.
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We talk to Jennifer Price from Event Shoppe Chicago about wedding guest conundrums and what we need to do instead of what we want to do.
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These two women share their proposal stories with us on this episode of Hue I Do. It is a reminder of how beautiful Black love can be.
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Racquel Watson from Standing Ovations Weddings & Events tells us how to handle the disrespectful bridal party and family members.
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Davida Buggs from Flowers by Lady Buggs helps us figure out what questions to ask potential floral designers before booking them.
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Danielle and Shameika helped us answer a series of wedding-related questions about bridal parties, frustrating vendors, hardheaded fiances, and a lot more.
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Circling back to the chat we had with Lundyn Carter from Laine London, Atlanta bridal gown rental shop, earlier this year.
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Atty. Shay M. Lawson discusses with us how to review our wedding contracts as many brides are battling vendors due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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We discussed the timeless TV show Girlfriends as adults and how the romantic and platonic relationships of the show framed our thoughts as adults.
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Co-host Ashleigh and her fiance Edwin talked about how he proposed, their upcoming wedding and the pre-COVID-19 plans.
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Because of COVID-19 and safety precautions, Christina and her husband had a very intimate outdoor wedding and streamed it on Zoom with the help of Wedfuly.
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Courtney-Rose Dantus from Dantus & Co. Events discussed the importance of incorporating you and your s/o's backgrounds into your wedding.
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The first question we asked Steve Moore from Affairs to Remember was "Are buffets dead?" He gave us that answer and so much more.
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Within weeks, Jasmine and Peter Darbey changed their 2021 wedding plans and opted for a small elopement with friends in Joshua Tree.
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We talked to Sarah Nickens from SG3 Events about how vendors can keep their brides happy & why you shouldn't shade your vendors online.
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We talked to Kathryne Carter from Grace and Virtue Events about how you can honor those who passed away before the wedding day.
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We have officially hit ONE YEAR of podcasting! Ashleigh and Toniah go down memory lane of the entire year, 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.
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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.
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Jenise La Vonne Wright comes back, this time as a wife, and told us about her wedding day, honeymoon, and how life has been as a married woman of God!
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We talked to Shonte Tepper Alce, a travel agent and recent bride that got married in Mexico last December.
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