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Los Angeles Backyard Wedding with Citrus Trees and a Coin Toss
They turned a dirt backyard into a wedding venue with citrus trees, tarot readings, a garage bar and a coin toss to decide who read vows first -

An Intimate Jewish Wedding at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
A tiny garden ceremony, traditions made their own, seriously good food and a drag show to finish the night. This Brooklyn celebration was personal from start to finish -

A DÃa de los Muertos Wedding in Phoenix
A DÃa de los Muertos celebration in Phoenix filled with Mexican heritage, charro details and a surprise drag show -

A Lush Garden Wedding in El Valle de Antón Rooted in Family and Nature
Set in a garden filled with family history, this El Valle de Antón wedding brought together handwritten vows, dogs, flowers, good food and 230 favourite people -

A Colourful Vintage Camp Wedding on the Oregon Coast
Vintage camp details, vinyl records, a drag queen reception and a private beach came together for this colourful celebration at Camp Clark -

A Seaside Jewish Wedding in Greece
A seaside ceremony, 250 guests from around the world, 45 minutes of hora dancing and a boathouse afterparty that went until 4am. This was a wedding weekend built around good food, great music and keeping everyone on the dance floor -

A Colourful Farm Wedding in Glenmoore with a Surprise Drag Queen
Rain changed the ceremony plans, but not much else. There were private vows, Breyer horse details and a surprise drag performance waiting at the reception -

Wildflowers, Horses, and a Crested Butte Elopement
A quiet Crested Butte elopement with handwritten vows, colourful wildflowers, two much-loved dogs and a horseback ride inspired by a first date -

Paw Prints, Private Vows, and a Great Sand Dunes Elopement
Krista and Raylee headed to Great Sand Dunes National Park for a sunrise elopement with all four of their dogs by their side. There were private vows, paw prints on their marriage licence and plenty of layers to get them through a very cold Colorado morning
All love deserves to be celebrated







