LGBTQ+ Wedding Venues & Vendors in Washington DC
Getting married in Washington DC? 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 Washington DC weddings that show how other couples used these spaces.
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Washington DC Wedding Vendors
Browse LGBTQ+-inclusive wedding vendors and venues serving Washington DC. Each one has been vetted by our team so you can reach out with confidence.
Washington DC Wedding Inspiration
Real weddings, engagement shoots, and planning advice from Washington DC – all featuring LGBTQ+-inclusive vendors and venues you can actually book.
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The Perfect Fall Day in D.C. Engagement Shoot
Read Article: The Perfect Fall Day in D.C. Engagement ShootYou don’t have to go the extra mile for engagement shoots in the fall — Mother Nature does it for you.
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A Sparkly Washington D.C. Rooftop Wedding
Read Article: A Sparkly Washington D.C. Rooftop WeddingJoe and Will’s modern day love story started on Scruff, though the couple had crossed paths years prior at their favorite gender-bending party, Butch Queen.
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This COVID Wedding Had a Drag Queen, Zoom Dance Party and Nods to Black Lives Matter
Read Article: This COVID Wedding Had a Drag Queen, Zoom Dance Party and Nods to Black Lives MatterThe best surprises usually are the ones when you think something won’t work out, but then everything actually does.
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A Proposal on a Private Boat Ride in Washington D.C.
Read Article: A Proposal on a Private Boat Ride in Washington D.C.They say the third time’s a charm and in the case of LeeAnne and Sarah’s proposal story, that couldn’t be more true.
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Sarah and David’s Dupont Circle Engagement Shoot
Read Article: Sarah and David’s Dupont Circle Engagement ShootThese engagement photos taken by Hay Alexandra Photography in Dupont Circle not only capture the pure love that Sarah and David have for taking what they call “urban hikes” around their city at places like Glen’s Market and Krammer Books, but beautifully depict them “doing life” together.