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New York Wedding Inspiration
Real weddings, engagement shoots, and planning advice from New York – all featuring LGBTQ+-inclusive vendors and venues you can actually book.
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Sarah and Patrick’s Relaxed At-Home Engagement Session
Read Article: Sarah and Patrick’s Relaxed At-Home Engagement SessionFor Sarah and Patrick, the comfort of their surroundings and in each other allows their love to shine through and Kate Neal expertly captures that love with her lens.
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Michele and Jon’s Family-Centered Jewish Wedding
Read Article: Michele and Jon’s Family-Centered Jewish WeddingBy Shannen Hofheimer | Photography by Alexis June Weddings When you meet the person you are meant to spend forever with, your heart just knows…even if you are a first-grader who can barely even read yet.
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Chiara and Andrew’s Skee Ball and Air Guitar Engagement Shoot
Read Article: Chiara and Andrew’s Skee Ball and Air Guitar Engagement ShootThis isn’t your average engagement shoot.
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Edgy, Urban Wedding Inspiration Shoot
Read Article: Edgy, Urban Wedding Inspiration ShootWe are obsessed with the gritty, edgy vibe of this styled shoot produced by Aisle Society, with some of New York City’s most talented wedding pros.
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Kyle and Stephane’s Magical Woodland Backyard Wedding
Read Article: Kyle and Stephane’s Magical Woodland Backyard WeddingWhen Kyle first met Stephane, Stephane was recruiting talent to join Les Farfadais, his company of more than 50 artists that specialize in everything from acrobatics and dancing to singing and performing.
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Vibrant Wedding Inspiration That POPS Off the Page
Read Article: Vibrant Wedding Inspiration That POPS Off the PageThis bright and vibrant wedding style inspiration is actually part deux of a gorgeous collaboration between New York City creatives (see the first, and very different part here).













