Weddings
A collection of worldwide LGBTQ+ wedding stories.
Hannah and Kay were both raised in the church, and parts of their wedding represented belief that LGBTQIA+ marriage and relationships can coexist with faith.
Fabulous queer chaos, that’s how Ade and Maja would describe their wedding. They had two ceremonies, a legal one and other hosted by a fabulous UK drag queen that was celebrated into the night.
It was important for Hana and Hayley to incorporate Māori traditions into their Aotearoa DIY wedding day including a mihi whakatau, karakia (prayer/incantation) and singing.
After a proposal surrounded by Christmas lights, Casey and Kristen celebrated their marriage in their home of Knoxville, TN.
After a whirlwind romance, Harriet and Leo wore red and black wedding dresses, had a drag queen celebrant and hosted the alternative wedding of their wildest dreams.
It took time for Dani to come out and explore her own sexuality, and while she did her love for Michaela only grew deeper. Their wedding day was focused on love and family.
Having unsupportive family in the process of planning your wedding can be challenging, and it was something that Emily & Georgia had to overcome.
Growing up on farms three hours from one another, Alison and Dory enjoy the outdoors, and it was only fitting that they host a rustic farm wedding for themselves
After needing to cancel their wedding because of COVID, Duda and Megan decided to elope at Death Valley – and it was the best choice they could have made.
Falling in love with the same person twice is possible, just ask Ashley and Nicole who dated, took and break, and now they’re married.
