LGBTQ weddings

The woman’s father angrily told the uncle that it was his “right” to “give” his own daughter “away.”

“There’s parents that want to be there for you on your big day and we’ll be your biggest fans.”

“What a surreal joy,” the out actress said in an Instagram post showing the joyful newlyweds.

“I absolutely would not have gotten to where I am today without Jae,” Rayna Harvey said about her spouse throughout her transition.

The happy couple hiked up the mountain in sub-Arctic weather and monitored deadly gases to get these unforgettable wedding pictures.

The venue says it’s the real victim of religious discrimination because they were “respectful and kind” about their anti-LGBTQ policy.

“I got married to a woman who understands me from trigger to joy, from breakfast to midnight snack, from stage to home,” the actor wrote on Instagram.

This is a big deal for a sport and an athlete that have long wrestled with homophobia.

The network is apparently not so ‘open’ to the idea of having LGBTQ+ people represented on its channel as they claimed.

What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Well, unless you’re a couple of drag queens tying the knot at Caesar’s Palace.

A new study shows that despite progress, many couples are still turned away or mistreated by wedding vendors.