Brock from Brock Entertainment and Brittany from Brittany Bloom Events & Design dive into wild, real-life wedding stories: moms wearing white and hijacking first kisses, guests reassigning their invitations, Chuck E. Cheese and prison weddings, $40,000 cold-feet walkaways, farm-chore receptions, plus whether sleeping touching actually makes marriages happier. It’s part therapy, part comedy, all IDOIQ.

Brock and Brittany dive into a wild new wedding trend — selling tickets to your own wedding! 💍🎟️ A new app in Europe lets couples invite strangers (yes, strangers!) to attend their weddings for $100–$200 a seat… and the internet has plenty of opinions.

Brittany gives her unfiltered take as a wedding planner (spoiler: she hates it), while Brock plays devil’s advocate — could this be the next big thing or just chaos waiting to happen? They debate whether this idea could ever fly in the U.S., how it would affect planners, and what really matters most when planning your big day.

Plus:

• Why 7-hour weddings are too long (and how to end on a high note 🎶)
• The difference between European and American wedding culture
• Why guests shouldn’t be charged to attend — and when “short and sweet” wins every time

It’s equal parts hilarious, eye-opening, and a little ridiculous — a true IDOIQ conversation.

From mayo-themed ceremonies to fistfights at the reception, this episode of IDOIQ is packed with the craziest wedding stories you’ve ever heard. Brock from Brock Entertainment and Brittany from Brittany Bloom Events and Design swap jaw-dropping tales—including the bride who hid her marriage license, the tent that almost flew away in a tornado, and the groom who didn’t even make it to “I do.”

They’ll also share firsthand experiences of fires, family meltdowns, and those moments when the wedding vendor team has to turn pure chaos into unforgettable memories. Whether you’re planning your big day or just love a good wedding disaster story, this one will have you laughing, gasping, and maybe rethinking your guest list.

🔗 Connect with your hosts:

• Brittany Bloom Events and Design

• Brock Entertainment

From shady bridesmaid scams to the best ways to find reliable wedding vendors, this episode of IDOIQ has it all. Brock from Brock Entertainment
and Brittany from Brittany Bloom Events and Design dig into a wild Reddit story about a bride who scammed her bridesmaids—and then shift gears to answer real wedding vendor questions every couple should be asking.

They cover everything from how to find and book trustworthy vendors, when to start the planning process, whether videography is really worth it, and how to handle hotel blocks, etiquette questions, and more. If you’re engaged (or just love wedding drama), this episode will give you insider tips to save stress, money, and heartache.

🔗 Connect with your hosts:

• Brittany Bloom Events and Design
• Brock Entertainment

In this hilarious and refreshingly real episode of the IDU IQ Podcast, Brock from Brock Entertainment and Brittany Bloom from B Bloom Events & Design drop some hard wedding (and marriage) truth bombs—including one backed by science: lower expectations might just be the secret to a happy marriage.

They get real about what it takes to make a marriage last, how to plan a wedding without burning out or breaking the bank, and why communication trumps perfection every time. From wedding day timeline tips and elopement ideas to open bar drama and why the bouquet toss should be canceled, this episode is packed with expert insight and candid laughs.

Whether you're tying the knot, helping someone plan, or just enjoy hearing two pros dish the truth with humor and heart—this one's for you.

🔥 Topics Covered:

• Why high expectations can sabotage your relationship
• The real ideal wedding day timeline (and why once the dance floor opens, you never stop it)
• DIY disasters to avoid (especially the music)
• Budget-friendly hacks that still make a wedding memorable
• The open bar debate: worth it or wallet buster?

🎧 Featuring:
🎤 Brock – www.djbrockentertainment.com
🎤 Brittany Bloom – bbloomeventsanddesign.com

On this episode of the IDOIQ Podcast, Brock from Brock Entertainment and guest Brittany Bloom of Bloom Events & Design dive headfirst into the wild world of weddings and TikTok trends — starting with a woman who literally married a river to raise awareness about pollution. (Yes, you read that right.)

From private last dances and viral bridal party entrances to the rise of wedding content creators and the fading appeal of rotary phone guestbooks, we break down what’s trending, what’s timeless, and what might be totally overdone. We also get real about couples chasing viral moments versus soaking in the actual memories.

Whether you're planning your wedding or just love some behind-the-scenes banter, this episode is packed with laughs, opinions, and insights that every couple and vendor needs to hear.

Follow us on Instagram @theidoiqpodcast and let us know — what trend are you loving, leaving, or totally over?

In this hilarious and sometimes jaw-dropping episode of IDOIQ, Brock from Brock Entertainment and Brittany from Brittany Bloom Events and Design dive deep into the wild world of in-laws and weddings. From monster mothers-in-law to cringe-worthy family speeches and guests who definitely weren’t on the invite list, no topic is off-limits.

The duo shares personal stories, viral wedding drama, and real-life experiences from events they've planned and DJed. Whether you're navigating tricky family dynamics or just here for the juicy stories, this episode will have you laughing, nodding along, and maybe even rethinking your guest list.

🎧 Tune in for tips, therapy, and a few gasps along the way.

🔗 Connect with your hosts:

• 🌐 Brittany Bloom Events and Design
• 🌐 Brock Entertainment

Would you charge guests to attend your wedding? In this episode of IDOIQ, Brock and Brittany dive into the controversial trend of couples asking guests to pay for their seat at the wedding—sometimes as much as $450 per person! From viral TikTok rants to shocking real-life stories, we explore the rise of "pay-to-attend" weddings, why it's happening, and what it says about modern wedding culture. Plus, we break down practical ways to plan a dream wedding without breaking the bank—or alienating your guests. If you're planning a wedding (or just love wedding drama), you won’t want to miss this one!