Overcoming so many obstacles, like long distance, cancer, death and career change, Rachel and Susannah have always allowed space for each other, strengthening their foundation to marriage.
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.