The Haitian Diaspora in the United States is approximately 1.1 million individuals who were either born in Haiti or reported Haitian ancestry. The United States is home to the largest Haitian population with Florida and New York being home to 70% of Haitians in the states. Simultaneously, over the past few years, Haiti has garnered visibility due to social media efforts. This combination makes Haiti a great location option for destination weddings of Haitian and Haitian-American from 25 and up. I DO Haiti: Bridal & Wedding Expo provides a perfect opportunity to the Minister of Tourism’s call to increase Tourism in Haiti.

From beautiful beaches in the Cotes Des Arcadins region, to the cosmopolitan vibes of Port-au-Prince, to the moutains and historical sites of the North, and the lushness and tranquility of the South, Haiti provides the modern couple the perfect opportunity to craft the destination wedding of their dreams.

Beyond the sites, Haiti provides wedding guests fun and excitement beyond the wedding day. From Historical site tours, to boating excursions, to museum visits, to dining experiences, a wedding party and guests will want for nothing.

I DO Haiti: Bridal & Wedding Expo will promote and position Haiti as the ultimate wedding destination locale of the Caribbean. Targeting high-end event planners, bridal parties, destination companies, vendors, and other industry professionals, I DO Haiti: Bridal & Wedding Expo will position Haiti as one of the top Caribbean wedding destinations in the years to come. We are offering wedding professionals the opportunity to showcase their services to an audience seeking the destination wedding experience.

But beyond the service of weddings, the I DO Haiti Bridal & Wedding Expo aims to contribute to the economic development of Haiti. By increasing Tourism among the diaspora through the wedding sector, the aim is to provide concrete and viable financial gateways for those in Haiti while sterngthening the ties with the diaspora community. The goal of I DO Haiti is to create a more symbiotic relationship with how the diaspora engages with Haiti.