On the western side of Santa Rosa, in a little hamlet called Trenton, Raunn & Tim were married.
Raunn & Tim
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Seaside Wedding: Michael & Barry
Michael & Barry were married on August 6, 2016 at Gearhart Beach, Oregon. Who proposed to whom? I Proposed to Barry How did you get engaged? We went on a 4 day cruise through the San Juan Islands with friends for Barry’s birthday and in the sculpture garden in Roche Harbor, on San Juan Island, the […]
Santa Margarita Ranch Wedding: Alexis & Lisa
Alexis and Lisa were married on February 20, 2016 at Santa Margarita Ranch in Santa Margarita, California.
Joshua Tree Wedding: Jeremy & John
After 9 months of falling in love, new experiences, meeting friends and family, and planning the names of their future children, Jeremy asked John to marry him.
The In-Laws
“I can’t for the life of me remember the exact way it was used but I remember hearing those two words ‘Uncle David’. I still get goose bumps every time I think of it.”
Two Dad’s? No Problem
While a very great distance separates the form’s lazy and parochial typeset from Mississippi’s new law, a gateway to learned hate and discriminatory behavior is right there on the page, and I could not ignore it.
Yes, we had an ‘engagement’ photo session.
Since we started talking about getting a photographer for the wedding it has felt a little nerve-wracking. I was not comfortable of the idea of being in front of, or followed by, a camera.
Mark proposes to Yuval in the sweetest possible way.
What do you do in NYC on a beautiful day? you propose with a flashmob. Watch Yuval and the surprise look on his face. ADORABLE! Congratulations guys.
Surprise Wedding in Hawaii for Gay Military Vets
How do you surprise a couple with the Hawaii wedding of their dreams in less than 10 hours? All they had to do was #LetHawaiiHappen. Christian Alarid, 24, and Shayne Barnes, 27, went to Hawaii thinking they were taking part in a photoshoot for a marketing campaign. Hawaii’s Visitors and Conventions Bureau (HCVB)contacted the couple […]
Connect, Don’t Inform — Writing Your Own Wedding Vows
The words you choose will never be perfect, and this is not the point.
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