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LGTB Weddings, the Power of Love is that it sees all People

In recent years, the legalization of same-sex marriage in many countries has meant that the LGBT community can now plan romantic weddings like never before. At present, sixteen countries worldwide allow same-sex marriage, along with seventeen of the US states.

LGTB Weddings, the Power of Love is that it sees all People

In recent years, the legalization of same-sex marriage in many countries has meant that the LGBT community can now plan romantic weddings like never before. At present, sixteen countries worldwide allow same-sex marriage, along with seventeen of the US states.

LGTB Weddings, the Power of Love is that it sees all People

For anyone dreaming of the day when the love of their life says “I do,” the institution of marriage still holds a strong fascination.
In recent years, the legalization of same-sex marriage in many countries has meant that the LGBT community can now plan romantic weddings like never before. At present, sixteen countries worldwide allow same-sex marriage, along with seventeen of the US states.

For anyone dreaming of the day when the love of their life says “I do,” the institution of marriage still holds a strong fascination.

In recent years, the legalization of same-sex marriage in many countries has meant that the LGBT community can now plan romantic weddings like never before. At present, sixteen countries worldwide allow same-sex marriage, along with seventeen of the US states. So let's get all romantic and look at some of the world's most romantic destinations to tie the knot for a gay wedding.


The power of love is that it sees all people.

San Francisco, California, USA

OK, you may not ‘be sure to wear flowers in your hair,' but the West Coast US city of San Francisco has always been at the forefront of gay and lesbian rights, so what better place to tie the knot?

‘Frisco' boasts many gay-friendly cafes, restaurants, bars and hotels. And then there's the awesome Golden Gate Bridge to gaze at longingly with your lover. City Hall is the most historical place for same-sex couples to tie the knot in the city by the bay—in some ways the birth of the marriage equality movement.

Cape Town, South Africa

Take your wedding vows in what is undoubtedly the gayest city on the whole of the African continent – Cape Town.

Apart from the majestic Table Mountain, sweeping vineyards, and sexy beaches, you can enjoy carousing in the Bohemian De Waterkant district. Why not stay on for a safari honeymoon and check out the wildlife?

Iceland

Home of the Blue Lagoon hot springs, lava fields, and black sand beaches, the land of ice and fire is an “incredible destination.” Here, geothermal pools, wildlife, and an exceptional record on human rights—same-sex activity has been legal since 1940, same-sex marriage was legalized in 2010, and gay people can adopt and get in vitro fertilization legally—add up to postnuptial bliss.

It takes some intelligence and insight to figure out you're gay and then a tremendous amount of balls to live it and live it proudly. Jason Bateman

Besides being a welcoming and tolerant country, Iceland provides some of the world's most breathtaking settings for your wedding celebration. You could have your wedding ceremony beside a spouting geyser, inside a volcano, or at the amazing Blue Lagoon.

Iceland landscape

Vancouver, Canada

Vancouver is the perfect destination for getting spliced. It combines big-city living with a wild wilderness on its doorstep, and there's a thriving LGBT community here, so you're bound to make friends.

Ibiza, Spain

With its liberal, happy vibe, the beautiful Mediterranean island of Ibiza has become a popular gay wedding destination for all types of weddings, from small, intimate ceremonies to extravagant, wild party celebrations.

Ibiza Spain

Romantic sunset locations, sizzling summer weather, and unique nightlife for your Ibizan wedding blessing. With the fantastic choice of beach clubs, cove beaches, and Ibizan country mansion, it will be not just a wedding but a whole travel experience.

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  • Enza is a creative executive and founder of Atlas Media LLC and PassportTalk, a digital magazine exploring travel, culture, and well-being. She brings a refined editorial vision and a passion for authenticity, diversity, and meaningful exploration.

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