Real LGBTQ+ Weddings

The couple describes the event as “a general celebration of English wine and love,” as well as “a massive party.”

Guests stayed in cabins and enjoyed vegan and vegetarian food from 3 caterers.

Surrounded by 25 loved ones, Jess and Grace said “I do” beside a tree adorned with flowers in Grace’s parent’s backyard.

The couple utilized a color palette of powder blue, navy, white, and sage green, as well as a few pops of rainbow as a shout out to LGBTQ pride.

After tying the knot in Brooklyn with views of the city skyline, the pair celebrated with a colorful and whimsical photo shoot at the Museum of Ice Cream, as well as other city landmarks.

They hiked the 7-mile trail together in their wedding dresses, making for some pretty incredible photos.

For James and Mark, having a Zoom wedding still meant going big.

Ileana wore a gorgeous beaded gown with lace details, and Raquel dazzled guests with two different suits.

The couple each wore a tailored suit, Brianna’s a rich maroon and Josilyn’s a gleaming white.

Along with 17 of their loved ones, the couple hiked up to Sedona’s Bell Rock and said “I do” surrounded by breathtaking views.

Filled with unending joy, Julie and Tassia’s love for each other shines through in every photo.

The decor included lanterns, roses, candles, Eucalyptus, baby’s breath, and wood pieces, as well as lace and chiffon drapery.

“The ceremony felt like we were in a magical garden,” the couple wrote.

Remember, just like us, you may not be perfect but you’re perfect for each other.

Joined by their 6-year-old daughter Mia, the two grooms said their vows surrounded by the island’s sparkling water and mountains.

“It was fierce, and it was bohemian,” they said. “The signs, balloons, desserts, food, music, the photo, and video experience, and so much more produced so many tears of gratitude.”