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Y’all are always looking for weddings that feel real, authentic, and different; well you don’t have to look any further than this gay goth wedding for some inspiration. Of course, you don’t need to steal the theme itself for your wedding, but you can take lessons from this couple to inspire your wedding planning

A Gay Goth Wedding at the German Society of Pennsylvania

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Kaili and Devon’s wedding at Valleybrook Country Club was planned in 3 months time, but was beautiful, thoughtful, and intentional. They enjoyed their day together with close friends and family on an unusually beautiful December day.

Snapshots and Shenanigans: A Valleybrook Country Club Wedding

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A Halloween themed wedding at the Merion Tribute House in Merion Station, PA.

Capturing the Magic of a Halloween Wedding in Philly: Claire and Ed

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A joyful and unique LGBTQ wedding at a local theater company in Philadelphia, with drag queens and cabaret of performances.

A Kaleidoscope of Joy: Capturing the Magic of a Queer Wedding Celebration

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An international couple’s NYC wedding on the Hudson River, with adventures through Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Vessel.

Swept Away in Love: Jesus and Lilly’s NYC Wedding Cruise

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After meeting in undergrad, Courtney and Steve continued to date long distance while Steve was in graduate school, they finally got to have their long awaited wedding at Hilton Garden Inn in Hamilton, NJ.

Hitched in Hamilton: A Fun-Filled Celebration at Hilton Garden Inn

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A timeless wedding with personal touches in Berkeley Heights NJ.

A Timeless Wedding With Personal Touches: Alora and Evan

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A unique and fun Asbury Park wedding! From an empty conventional hall, to playing at Silverball arcade, and an intimate vow renewal at Mcloone’s Supper Club.

A Unique Asbury Park Wedding Day: Mike and Chelsea

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I know what it's like to work with professionals who solely accept gay people, versus professionals who are culturally queer, aware of neurodivergence, and use that understanding in how they navigate the world. That's why my client experience is heavily informed by my own queerness and my experience as a trans person. Being able to let your guard down and laugh and connect over shared lived experiences is just a different level, and I wish that for everyone I work with.

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