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"GLBTI Weddings PLUS!"

The Blog of the U.S.'s first GLBTI-specific Wedding and Events firm. Discussion spot for clients and visitors to interact with savvyplanners.com staff and experts, in an informal forum, regarding Gay Weddings or Same-Sex Marriage, LGBT weddings and Traditional weddings and other issues affecting the GLBTI.

Sunday, April 02, 2006

No Rush to GLBT Weddings?

It has been said that GLBT couples are "hanging back" when it comes to having their ceremonies. It is also said that more females than males take the step.

Our records would support the assertion about the gender ratio of people seeking to wed. Clients have been "tired of waiting" for legality. Some have said that in waiting, they are missing out on sharing their lives at the level that makes the relationship different from "dating". Some like the "official" feel of having commemorated their love ceremonially and plan to have the "big one" once gay marriage is legal.

What we do know is that GLBT people all over the world have been having ceremonies of one form or another for centuries. We have seen the passion and devotion of our clients who have allowed us to share in the creation of their special day. Our couples have blessed us with their opinions while in the process of working with them on their unforgettable celebration. Being booked into 2007 lets us know that couples ARE celebrating their love with a loving and memorable event to "make it official".

Where do you and your friends stand on the issue? What encourages you to or discourages you from having YOUR big Do? What are your thoughts???

3 Comments:

  • At 2/4/06 1:23 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    I just don't see the point to be honest. Marriage is a dead institution for gays or straights. Why bother?

     
  • At 2/4/06 3:17 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    me and my husband were married on key west by this company and they even got the mayor to perform it for us. Of course we know it wasn't quote/unquote "legal" but we didn't CARE. Neither did our guests or parents or anyone else.

    Speaking for me, there was no better feeling than that moment of "I Do." We didn't get married for somebody else. It felt amazing. it DID feel different. more permanent and even more serious. It was the greates thing we ever did and this feeling will last until we can do it recognized by the law.

     
  • At 2/4/06 5:35 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    we have been programed to believe that a wedding is the next progress in being sdult. I can't wait for my wedding. I love my girl but i want the hearts and flowers and big deal day too.i feel like its what i am suppose to do and what i WANT to do. Leslie and me both want to do it soon. I guess this is a sign to talk to these people on this blog to do it. the company I mean. U only live once. we are going to make ourselves feel good with a big old comittment ceremony in key west. i dont really care if it is legal or not.

     

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