SCOTUS Ruling Got You Plotting Your Gay Elopement? We’ve got you covered. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, many of us queers are deeply concerned that marriage equality and other LGBTQ+ rights are next on the chopping block. If you, like Cindy, have swiftly moved up the timeline for getting hitched, here’s how to …
Korri Burton of Uncommon Closet in Chicago tells us all about creating and tailoring clothing for the queer community, particularly folks whose gender identity falls outside the binary. It’s 2021 and we absolutely do not have our shit together, as usual. But hey, at least the Trumpster Fire isn’t in charge of our country anymore. …
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This super gay wedding features a non-binary wedding party and roller derby girls skating up the aisle. And it was basically planned in a handful of text messages. Plus, ways to get even gayer this year. How Gay Are You Today? On a scale of 1 to 10. We’re really asking, but unfortunately we can’t …
We’re talking with Dee McCord of The I Do Company about drag queens at your reception, non-binary bathroom signs and honorifics, and what straight wedding vendors need to do before they even think about taking on queer clients. Plus, some Greek etymology, the wine bra, and random word association. What’s New With the Super Gay …
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This week, Annie and Becky tell us about their Missouri winery wedding in 2013 – way back before it was even legal in the Show Me State. Five years later, they’re still laughing about their very casual, spur-of-the-moment proposal and they’d do their simple, friend-powered lesbian wedding all over again if they could. (Except for …
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We’re talking with Ainsley Blattel, non-binary wedding planner at Modern Rebel & Co., about gender norms, sacrificing a bit of ourselves when we can’t be out at work, and what LGBTQ+ couples really need: to be seen and celebrated. Plus, our condolences to straight women for what the patriarchy is putting you through. In Which …
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We’re back! In our first episode of season two, we’re introducing y’all to one of the oldest and best LGBTQ+ wedding resources on the internet: EquallyWed.com. Founders Kirsten and Maria Palladino tell us how they got started, what they do, and why it matters. Plus, 5 ways to get gayer in 2019! We’re Here, We’re …
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We’re joined this week by Heather Vickery – Wedding Planner, Business Coach, and host of The Brave Files podcast about her life and work with LGBTQ+ couples. The Most Exciting Gay Thing That Happened This Week Ok, well, not this week anymore, because we recorded this episode a little while ago. But anyway – two contestants on …
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Amanda tells us everything there is to know about selecting a wedding photographer and answers all the questions you didn’t know you should be asking. Amanda details the horrors of life without Wi-Fi. It was so terrible that she had to read a book instead of watching Netflix and that book convinced her to quit …
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We speak with Reverend Lex Cade-White, a gender non-conforming UCC minister based in Wisconsin, about being a queer minister for queer couples, how it’s possible to both Christian and LGBTQ+, and a whole host of other topics.
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Cindy Savage, real queer wedding planner, and Amanda Summerlin, super gay wedding photographer talk weddings from an LGBTQ+ perspective. We’re interviewing folks from the community in all stages of wedding planning, along with LGBTQ+ wedding pros, to get you the bullshit-free wedding info you need along with a healthy side of snark.