Queer Wedding
High school sweethearts that met at softball practice, Amanda and Brenna, and hosted a queer…
After 9 years together, it only seemed fitting that Meg and Sarah got ready together on their wedding day, and walked down the aisle hand in hand.
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.
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.
Fitz and Kendra’s San Francisco City Hall elopement was a day to celebrate the significance of what it means to be Black, queer women, who are children of immigrants living our lives openly and authentically.
After 14 years together, Kelly and Lea knew the decision to elope was one that fit them perfectly. They eloped in Sedona, and plan to celebrate a reception later on.
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.
Dani and Priya set out in their invitations their intention for what their intimate wedding would be – a queer, multicultural wedding that celebrated love.
