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LGBTQ+ Affirming Wedding Vendors in Vermont

Photographers, planners, officiants and venues across Vermont, from Green Mountain barns to Lake Champlain. Every vendor here is vetted to be genuinely affirming before they’re listed.

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A vintage thrifted Vermont wedding
From A Vintage Thrifted Wedding at The Chairman’s Retreat in Burlington.

Vermont at a glance

No waiting periodMarry as soon as you have your license.

60 days to marryFrom the date it is issued.

No witnesses neededVermont law does not require them.

A friend can officiateWith a one-time temporary officiant registration.

Vetted vendors serving Vermont

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    • Phoenix, Arizona
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    • USA

    Talia Lynn Photography
    I’m a photographer with a background in literature and a love for stories that sink in deep; the kind that stay with you, not because they’re perfect, but because they’re real.
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    • Seattle, Washington
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    • USA

    Jo Renee Photography
    Hey, babes, I’m Jo. I’m a nonbinary lesbian photographer based in Seattle, documenting queer love in all forms.
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    • Jasper, Georgia
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    • USA

    Colleen Elise Photography
    Hey, I’m Colleen– your photographer, guide, and hype person. I’m currently located in North Georgia and photograph elopements and weddings throughout Georgia, the southeast, and anywhere in the US! I started photographing weddings over 9 years ago, and as cliche…
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    • Denver, Colorado
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    • USA

    McKenzie Bigliazzi Photography
    I’m McKenzie Bigliazzi (pronounced “Big-lee-ozzy”), and I am a Colorado-based photographer who travels extensively to capture the essence of both intimate and grand moments. I am dedicated to transforming fleeting instances into timeless works of art, without making you feel…
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    • Los Angeles, California
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    • USA

    Thistle and Poppy Photography
    Thistle & Poppy was created for the dreamers and the lovers, those who believe in slow mornings, wildflowers, and the magic of being seen as you are. Together, we’ll craft imagery that feels effortless yet artful, photographs that don’t just…
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Getting married in Vermont

In 2009, Vermont became the first state to legalize same-sex marriage through its legislature, after pioneering civil unions back in 2000. It is still one of the most welcoming places in the country to marry.

The legal bit

Get your license from any Vermont town or city clerk. There’s no waiting period, it costs $80, and you have 60 days to marry in Vermont. Vermont law doesn’t require witnesses.

Have a friend marry you

Anyone over 18 can register with the Vermont Secretary of State for $100 to officiate one specific wedding.

Where couples are saying yes

Our couples have celebrated with a vintage thrifted wedding.

Questions couples ask

Is there a waiting period in Vermont?

No.

Do we need witnesses in Vermont?

No. Vermont law does not require witnesses.

Can a friend officiate in Vermont?

Yes. Anyone over 18 can register with the Secretary of State for $100 to officiate one specific wedding.

Legal details last checked October 2026 against the Vermont Department of Health. Rules and fees can vary by county.

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