In the year since marriage equality has become legal, a new study shows that individuals within the community are spending a lot more on their nuptials.
The only African-American director to win an Oscar talks about how he met his husband, how they fuel each other’s creative work, and what makes the wedding day feel special.
Jose and Levi Rodriguez never imagined they would marry in their home state. But after the Supreme Court ruling, the couple finally tied the knot in “old South” Savannah.
George Carrancho and Sean Franklin were married in Washington, D.C., as part of the Marriott #LoveTravels movement. And the Prancing Elites were part of the celebration.
