Brown Table Talk- Philadelphia Edition

Brown Table Talk- Philadelphia Edition

Brown Table Talk is a small, intentional gathering created to hold space for meaningful conversation among Black women working across the wedding and events industry.

This is not a panel.
This is not a performance.
This is a table.

Designed to prioritize presence over optics, Brown Table Talk invites participants into guided dialogue, collective reflection, and genuine connection in a setting rooted in trust and care.

• A facilitated, roundtable-style conversation
• A small group setting designed for openness and respect
• Space to listen, share, and reflect without pressure
• Meaningful connection beyond surface-level networking

This experience is intentionally intimate to preserve the quality of the conversation.

This gathering is for Black women working across the wedding and events industry, including planners, designers, coordinators, florists, photographers, stylists, and creative entrepreneurs.

You may feel aligned with this experience if you:

• Value depth over visibility
• Seek community rooted in honesty and shared experience
• Want to be in rooms that feel safe, intentional, and affirming

📍 Location: Moshulu (Philadelphia, PA)
📅 Date: Saturday, March 28th, 2026
⏰ Time:1:00pm-4:00pm
🎟 Capacity: Limited seating available

Tickets are limited to maintain the integrity of the conversation.

• BWIW Members: $95
• Non-Members: $125

(Membership discounts apply automatically where applicable.)

• Seating is limited and available on a first-come basis
• This experience is designed to be respectful, confidential, and community-centered
• All attendees are expected to honor the intention of the space

Black Women in Weddings – Philadelphia Chapter
A local chapter committed to connection, conversation, and collective growth.

If you’ve been waiting for a room like this, you’re already part of the conversation.

Know what’s Happening Next — before everyone else does.

Get App

Host or Publisher Black Women in Weddings- Philadelphia