Posted on 02 July 2020.
It’s 2020 and so planning an LGBTQ wedding shouldn’t be any different to planning a straight one. While there have been HUGE, incredible strides made all over the world in the last few years, parts of the wedding industry are still (STILL!) outdated and hetro-normative as fuck. Hayley of Wedding Business School has recently set […]
Posted in LGBTQ, same sex, same sex wedding, Wedding Planning AdviceComments Off on Navigating your Way through Planning an LGBTQ Wedding
Posted on 30 June 2020.
Americans Sean and John chose to travel to Ireland with a gang of family and friends to get married at Lisnavagh House in County Carlow. With the wedding being in February the weather was pretty insane – they even got a surprise snowstorm! They had a dress code of black and green which worked really […]
Posted in Gothic, ireland, LGBT, LGBTQ, same sex, Skulls, Wedding, winterComments Off on Casual meets Rock n Roll Winter Destination Wedding in Ireland
Posted on 08 May 2020.
Sebastian and Ramesh were married at Wilton Music Hall, a music hall with original cast iron pillars, balcony and decor in Whitechapel, London. Their choice of venue is what really set the theme for the day. “Our theme was ‘Victorian cabaret with a bisexual colour scheme!’” the couple explained. “A lot of it started with […]
Posted in British Brides, LGBTQ, london, same sex, Theatre, Victorian, WeddingComments Off on Victorian Cabaret with a Bisexual Colour Scheme
Posted on 01 February 2020.
Listen, if loving Vegas elopements is wrong then I don’t ever want to be right. When Audrie and Morghan decided to get married, they knew early on that a big, fancy, expensive wedding was not for them. They wanted to do things entirely on their own terms (and on their own!) and so Vegas was […]
Posted in 1970s, Elopement, Las Vegas, LGBTQ, same sex, Wedding, WesternComments Off on Seventies Western Elopement on the Outskirts of Las Vegas
Posted on 17 January 2020.
Mike and Markus wanted an easy-going wedding. To them, that meant shunning a lot of tradition and having only friends there, no relatives at all. They chose Chelsea as their location as Markus’ parents got married there and because it’s one of the favourite neighbourhoods in London. “It sounds like a cliché, but honestly I […]
Posted in British Brides, colourful, DIY, LGBT, LGBTQ, london, same sex, urban, WeddingComments Off on Colourful Yet Casual King’s Road Celebration
Posted on 10 January 2020.
Chris and Douglas were married at the same place that they went to on their first date and got engaged at, Cromlix House in Kinbuck (owned by Andy Murray!) They had a four year engagement but planned the wedding itself in just three months, An unconventional couple, not only is there an age difference but […]
Posted in British Brides, LGBTQ, same sex, scottish, WeddingComments Off on Gender Fluid Scottish Wedding at the Venue Where they had their First Date!
