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| Sit down with your fiancé and take a look-see. A look is worth a thousand words... LGBT Weddings From Australia to the United States, to Europe, South Africa, South America and Mexico , LGBT Weddings are becoming a reality. Whether your ceremony is a formal gay wedding, civil union or domestic partnership, you will want to plan it well. Your Wedding Ceremony May we suggest that you see and print our wedding checklist, then decide who pays for what, before you get into planning your event. You may see and print the wedding budget and registry list, if you are going full scale wedding. Same-Sex Marriages and Civil Unions are not legal in most States and countries world-wide. See Marriage Cities and Legalites for the most recent laws; this is crucial if you are planning a destination wedding. A judge, justice of the peace, relative or a close friend can sanction your union symbolically. If you are planning a religious ceremony, consult the clergy or someone in the congregation to perform the ceremony. Go here if you are planning to change your name. The Reception or Party Traditional seating for a formal reception is the rule. If you are doing a party, the dinner seating it is easiest to have relatives nearest the newlyweds, then friends and fellow-workers. Of course, a buffet works well for after any type of ceremony. See Marriage Cities and Travel for ideas. The Honeymoon If you are planning to honeymoon, check the destination carefully. Be sure you choose a destination and lodging that accepts same- sex couples. Planning on Moving? |
