JJ and Alex designed their wedding to celebrate their queer experience of love and partnership. โIt didnโt feel like the traditional ceremonies accurately depicted our personal queer experiences or the color of our lives,โ the couple told Equally Wed. So they invented their own traditions. In collaboration with Priyan Chandraratna of Alfred House Productions, the couple created a Pride Week wedding that was distinct, colorful and full of joy.
Set in downtown LA, the ceremony featured queer glamor, customized augmented reality features, extensive drag queen performances and a full Pride store. Instead of the traditional flower arrangements, they opted for bouquets of bright tropical leaves. Mexican churros replaced the traditional cake. Each marrier wore exquisite suits in forest green and pearl white.
To other LGBTQ+ couples, they advise: โFigure out the โrules.โ Then figure out how to break them. Make your own!โ
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Photographer: Sarah Block Photographyย ย
Venue: Valentine
Florist Company: Alfred House Productionsย
Planner: Alfred House Productionsย
DJ: Flip Collective
Attire: ASOSย
Catering: Huntington Catering
Photo Booth: Brass Street Photo
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Thanks, Rose! And thanks to Priyan, Sarah, Glitteriss for their wonderful collaboration and celebrations of queer joy and love. xo – Lex & JJ
Of course! It was our pleasure to feature your wedding. A huge congratulations to you both.
Cheers,
Rose