Inclusive vendor directory
Photographers, planners, celebrants and venues across Europe, from Copenhagen city halls to the Amalfi Coast. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.
Marriage equality in 20+ countriesMore than half of the world’s marriage equality countries are here.
Italy is civil unions onlySame-sex couples can form a civil union, but not marry.
Denmark is easy for visitorsNo residency needed. You’ll apply through the Agency of Family Law.
Paperwork travels with youExpect certificates, translations and apostilles. Start early.
Hey there! We’re Erin and Erica Margan, the couple behind Margan Photography.
For more than a decade we’ve been documenting queer love stories across NSW, the ACT and beyond. Big joyful weddings, intimate elopements and the beautiful chaos of family life.
Hello my darlings, I’m Carly. Welcome to the land of Wedding Photography Done Different. Here we leave behind any traditions that don’t feel like you, decorate those that do, and reimagine your wedding to be exactly what you want.
Shane Ave brings your dream wedding suit ensembles to life. We are an end to end service that allows you to take control of your entire outfit. Regardless of your size, shape or how you identify, we will custom make your outfit to your personal design, fabric and colour specifications. We recognize that formal fashion in general terms is very gender-specific and often doesn’t allow the freedom of expressing one’s own identity. Lesbians, Transmen and Non-Binary are left out in the market place.
Bert Jewellery is a bespoke atelier dreamed up by Sydney-based jeweller Sian Jones. They create dreamy custom creations.
Black Finch Jewellery is a Melbourne-based fine jewellery studio creating meaningful, one-of-a-kind pieces for life’s most treasured moments. Founded by Master Jeweller Raymond de Zwart and Creative Director Davina Adamson, Black Finch is known for its poetic aesthetic, ethical sourcing, and deep reverence for craftsmanship. Every piece is handmade in their Collingwood studio using responsibly sourced gold and gemstones, reflecting a commitment to sustainability, individuality, and longevity.
Ireland elopement photographer, Shauna Ward of Wild and Green Photography brings couples on a mesmerizing journey, specializing in capturing the raw beauty of Ireland’s untamed landscapes. For couples seeking adventure, nature, and dramatic scenery, she offers a chance to turn elopement dreams into breathtaking reality.
Hi, I’m Tove – a documentary wedding photographer based in Malmö which is in the south of Sweden. I shoot weddings in both Sweden, Denmark and the north of Germany.
I photograph weddings and elopements in Colorado and Norway for couples who value the moments and memories even more than the photos—whether your wedding day is spent adventuring alone in the mountains or celebrating with all your favorite people at a venue. As long as you’re excited about how you’re getting married, I’m stoked to capture it!
Elopement photography and experience design as well as the documentation of micro-weddings across Switzerland, Italy, and wider Europe. I grew up below my father’s art studio, surrounded by artists. Who you loved was never the question. People were people. Love was love. That’s still how I see it, and what I teach my sons.
Kassia Lee Photography is all about capturing real moments & raw emotion. The little things that make life so beautiful, from the laughter, the tears, to the smallest details, I’m here to document your story as it naturally unfolds.
I create and perform ceremonies and rituals of all varieties. In the process of getting to know people, from newborns and their families to nearlyweds to actively dying folks, I craft celebrations of life’s meaningful moments, both big and small.
I’m Sophia, the photographer behind Sophia Lewis Photography. I specialize in story-driven wedding and elopement photography across Colorado and beyond, documenting celebrations that are intentional, emotional, and deeply personal. My approach is rooted in connection and trust. I want you to feel comfortable enough to be fully yourselves so the photos reflect the real moments unfolding around you.
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Same-sex couples can marry in more than 20 European countries, from Ireland, Iceland and the Netherlands to Spain, Portugal, Greece and Liechtenstein, which joined in 2025. But “legal” and “easy for visitors” aren’t the same thing, so it pays to choose your country with the paperwork in mind.
Denmark is the classic choice for couples coming from abroad. Same-sex marriage is legal, there’s no residency requirement, and you apply through the Danish Agency of Family Law, then marry with two witnesses. Our couples have said yes at a Copenhagen city elopement, and Iceland’s dramatic landscapes have hosted some of our favorite queer celebrations.
Italy offers civil unions (unione civile) to same-sex couples, not marriage. Foreign couples need a certificate of no impediment, translated into Italian, and every town hall runs things a little differently. Many couples marry legally at home and hold a symbolic ceremony on the Amalfi Coast or in Tuscany instead.
Most countries ask for a certificate of no impediment from home, often translated and apostilled. Give yourselves months, not weeks, and lean on a local planner who has done it before. Traveling in 2026? Our guide to WorldPride Amsterdam is worth a read too.
Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK.
Same-sex couples can form a civil union in Italy, not a marriage. Foreign couples need a certificate of no impediment translated into Italian, and requirements vary by town hall.
Denmark is a long-time favorite. There’s no residency requirement, and you apply through the Danish Agency of Family Law before marrying with two witnesses.
A marriage that’s legal where it took place is usually recognized in countries with marriage equality, but rules vary. Check with your home country before you book.
Absolutely. Plenty of couples sign the legal papers at home, then celebrate anywhere in Europe without the paperwork.
Legal details last checked October 2026. Requirements change, so always confirm with the local authority and your home country.
ElopementAbby & Jayme – A Queer Elopement On The Amalfi Coast, Italy
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GuideWorldPride Amsterdam 2026: The Complete Guide for Queer Women and Non-Binary TravelersGet in front of couples planning their European wedding.
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