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This styled wedding day is brought together by a group of inclusive creatives in Switzerland is modern and feminine – and includes a wedding jumpsuit.
Working out how to find Grace’s ring size without her knowing was going to be a challenge, so Georgia went about it in a creative unique way.
In a black leather jacket, a short white dress and a handful of red roses, this styled elopement celebrates the queer love between Cass & Kerryn.
Emily and Tarisa chose an outdoor wedding at Small Talk Vineyards, and then chose a brand new last name to celebrate their union.
Mary and Sally both wore suits at their queer New Orleans wedding day – one that included a special ode to their favorite Mardi Gras walking parades.
Throwing a queer celebration was a top priority for Becca and Kim who married in a tiny chapel on the ranch – a true celebration complete with a bounce house.
After 25 years together, and multiple proposals, Nicola and Rebecca finally married in a fun and relaxed wedding in Palm Cove.
At just 13 these two soulmates met, but it was hard. Deena’s family was homophobic and tried to keep them apart. Despite it all, their love thrived.
After two years together, Alex and Toni shared a quiet at home proposal and eloped on the beach – with tattoo rings in place of traditional engagement rings.
Knowing that a gold wedding sequin gown, and native florals, would be the only appropriate attire and floral combination for their modern Melbourne wedding
