LGBTQ+ Wedding Inspiration, Venues & Vendors in New York City
Getting married in New York City? These are the LGBTQ+ friendly venues and vendors working in and around the city, from ceremony spaces to the photographers, planners and florists who will be there on the day. Filter by vendor type to narrow the list, then keep scrolling for the wedding inspo: real New York City weddings that show how other couples used these spaces.
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Browse LGBTQ+-inclusive wedding vendors and venues serving New York City. Each one has been vetted by our team so you can reach out with confidence.
New York City Wedding Inspiration
Real weddings, engagement shoots, and planning advice from New York City – all featuring LGBTQ+-inclusive vendors and venues you can actually book.
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Mets Fans Dave and MaryBeth’s Citi Field Engagement Shoot
Read Article: Mets Fans Dave and MaryBeth’s Citi Field Engagement ShootBaseball fans around the country are gearing up for their team’s Opening Day today, so we felt it fitting to feature this Citi Field engagement shoot between these two Mets lovebirds, captured by Mekina Saylor Weddings.
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Andrea and Karen’s Emotional Jewish Wedding Video
Read Article: Andrea and Karen’s Emotional Jewish Wedding VideoAndrea and Karen’s traditional Jewish ceremony was filled with emotion and you can feel the brides’ hearts bursting with love and excitement as they exchange promises.
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Sarah and Victoria’s New York City Summer Engagement Shoot
Read Article: Sarah and Victoria’s New York City Summer Engagement ShootWhen you live in New York City, there is no better place for engagement photos than the city’s most treasured oasis, Central Park.
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City Hall Wedding with a Brooklyn Photoshoot
Read Article: City Hall Wedding with a Brooklyn PhotoshootKirsty and Rachel traveled from their home in England to get hitched at City Hall in New York City.
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Vinny and Stephen’s Elegant Eventi Hotel Wedding in New York City
Read Article: Vinny and Stephen’s Elegant Eventi Hotel Wedding in New York CityBy Shannen Hofheimer | Photography by Lisa Hibbert Once you have found your soul mate, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.











