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When they met, Alli was still coming to terms with her sexuality and ultimately decided to call things off and remain friends. Years later, they reconnected.
Among the mountains of West Lafayette, Kendra planned the perfect (elaborate) surprise proposal to her future wife, Alex.
Incorporating Jewish traditions into their two bride wedding was something that was important – that and incorporating their mutual love of beer.
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.
At just 13 these two soulmates met, but it was hard. Deena’s family was homophobic and tried to keep them apart. Despite it all, their love thrived.
By fate, best friends, Caitlyn and Kelsie, both planned to propose, at the same place on the same date. Proof that their souls were meant to be.
In downtown Jacksonville, Christina threw confetti into the air during a couples photoshoot, only to turn around and see Alissa down on one knee.
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.
This creative team in Ohio brought to life this unique rustic styled elopement that is the perfect blend of cozy cabin feels and wild west.
Sharing personal vows in a ceremony that was self-officiated, Mindy and Kristina had a very unique and personal Palm Springs Elopement.
