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It is often said that every little girl grows up dreaming about her wedding day. Perhaps there is some truth to that. But what if that little girl is a tomboy, or a jock, or a lesbian, or a boy? When we grow up, how do we make our dreams a reality?

As queer folks, we are continually redefining marriage and family. With that comes redefining weddings and style. Imagine your wedding. What would you wear? What did you wear? Where would you shop for it? How do you find the perfect outfit when you don't fit into a tidy little box? Please send me your thoughts and pictures so we can create a resource for all the queer folks out there who don't know what to wear to their weddings. (Send me a message by clicking on the Andrea in the Followers section)









Showing posts with label queer wedding fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label queer wedding fashion. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 6, 2010

What Sunny and I Wore to our Wedding

http://katemcelweeblog.com/2010/10/04/boston-elopement-andrea-sunny/

Kate McElwee is the awesome photographer who took our wedding photos in Boston. She made us feel totally at ease and captured some wonderful moments. Here is a link to some of the photos on her blog.

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Engagement Photos and Gender Roles

http://www.soyoureengayged.com/bloggers/engagement-photos-and-gender-roles/

A great story about how what you wear for your engagement photos says about gender roles and who you are as a couple. Think it's hard to decide what to wear for your wedding? First you have to decide what to wear for the engagement photos! So many decisions to make, and they all make a statement.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Queer as Folk


Here are The Lesbians on Queer as Folk at their wedding. It appears to be a somewhat casual affair.

Friday, April 2, 2010

Survey on Queer Wedding Fashion

This survey asks some great questions about queer wedding fashion and how folks feel about wedding traditions and symbols and how they would like to interpret them in their own weddings. It's a project for a fashion design class at California College of the Arts.
http://alternativebodies.blogspot.com/2010/03/interview-on-queer-wedding-fashion.html#comment-form