does anyone have ideas about a gay beach or garden wedding on the east coast? I need a gay wedding planner!?

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Unfortunately, a wedding in Georgia would not be at the top of my list as to locations. From my experience there. However Niagara Falls, On, Canada is very gay friendly, and you can be married here no problem. Our New Casino actually goes out of it’s way to have “Gay” weddings, and their very helpful in this regard as well.

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Hi! congrats! My partner and i had our commitment ceremony at a great beach house on tybee island. Tybee is the Savannah Beach. Savannah is very gay friendly! we loved it there! the city is beautiful, the restaurants are good and the people very friendly. not a bunch of redneck bubbas that hate the gays
we found a great wedding planner- she is not gay but definitely thinks gay- which is more important.everything was gorgeous! the food was to die for! the only gay wedding planner in savannah or georgia that we could find. thank god she was terrific!
We had a non traditional gay commitment ceremony at sunset at the beach house and then an horderves (sp?) buffet.
we stayed at the house and our friends stayed in beach houses on the island
.Our wedding planner had a gay friend that owns a vacation rental company and the trolley service on the island and another gay friend that has two restaurants on the island, so we were given a full service gay event. My advice is definitely find someone gay friendly.only invite friends who will enjoy themselves- no bitchin on the big day . don’t stress out!!
go to club one for your bachelor party!!
Good luck!

Congratulations! Lets start there… I think it is wonderful that you two want to commit your lives!
There is a wonderful planner by the name of Jeffery Bloom in the Atlanta area. I have seen him himself actually perform a commitment ceremony. There are many wonderful locations in GA. I am getting married on Jekyll Island in Sept. There are many beach and garden areas for you to choose from all over GA… Savannah squares… lots of islands… up to you!
Jeffery Bloom! He will take great care…
Best to you both!

most wedding planners today are are “gay friendly” so call around ask you may be surprised. i have a gay brother in new brunswick Ga.he’s not getting married is he??

I would also insist on a gay planner with a lisp.

Most wedding planners are in it for the money its their job,so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding one who is gay friendly just call a planner in Georgia and tell him/her what you want.

So you must conduct business? or at least think like this videographer. Don't worry your stimulus is in the mail.

I thought Lesbians were supposed to be gay friendly.

I'm not sure there is a "safe" chanel anymore. Almost all tv networks contain subtle messages to further the agenda of the sodomite/lesbian community. And why the heck does everybody call them gay? Gay is an english word for happiness, joy… and I'm tired of not being able to use that word because it is associated with a perverse lifestyle.

Not long ago I watched "Law and Order" and they made a lesbian couple look like saints and the christian couple look like demons… and of course the fact that the gay couple were laying around naked and taking naked photos of their 7 yr old daughter, well that was explained as "therapy for her self esteem". Well thank you very much I'm done watching that program.

Are gay people more intelligent and more affluent?
They are certainly more affluent since most of them don't have to raise kids and most of them are single and messing around with lots of people. I am willing to bet that there are many gay friendly companies out there that give them priority for employment…etc because they don't have to worry about insurance about spouse, family, taking time off for problems with kids..etc.
I wouldn't say that they're necessarily more intelligent, they seem that way because many of them are less stressed than people with families and kids who are barely getting any sleep and who are trudging through life paycheck to paycheck since the business community is no longer family friendly. So in a way I say yes, they're more knowledgeable about technology, science and "the things of this world"… However, I feel that knowledge is far less important than wisdom, and this is where we should excel. Maybe I don't know 10 programming languages and I don't remember all the calculus I learned, but I have learned quite a few things in life… staying up with a crying baby… investing in my kids by spending time with them… trying to focus more on those things that matter in the long run.

Like the song, like the video…. but too slow for a fight song.

Or Savannah Georgia.

Many couples involve guests and loved ones in the celebration by asking them to write personal messages to the Bride or Groom on each sky lantern before they are released into the sky.It is one of the most magical and breathtaking sights we ever seen at a wedding celebration – turns the day into the perfect fairytale wedding Thanks again Ian & Julia at Veil & Train London, UKxx]]>

'unity above all' including doctrine and morals (never mind; let's gather at the Lord's table and love one another) then with whom would you have stood this month back in 1534, the Archbishop of Canterbury or the Bishop of Rochester?Nobody answers.(Their real answer: ++Cantuar because the Prophets Henry and Elizabeth were doing God's will so that 450 years on we could have our gay weddings.)Because it's all bosh of course, the overheated rhetoric about 'leaving the church' and all that. (So are these gay Feeneyites? 'Extra ECUSAM nulla salus and I'll fix your wagon in court, honey!') All part of the 'sophistry for sodomy' game of some of the more educated and literate bloggers on that side (some of whom predictably are ex-Romans: 'The Episcopal Church: We're More Lenient Than the Church You're Mad At'). It does echo Catholicism including a certain high churchmanship part of English culture in which only the established church, the Church of England, is 'the church' (Anglicans have 'churches' with the vicar feeling in charge of every blade of grass in his parish, dissenting Protestants 'chapels') but here it's really about upper-middle-class values at the moment – gay weddings – über alles.To be fair as I always try to be it's not right to fault Dr Jefferts Schori for leaving Rome. As a well-known professor likes to say 'it's more complicated than that' yet very simple really. Her parents left Rome when she was a little girl! Her being born RC is only a coincidence. And though her parents left the Roman obedience (I have no idea why) her late mother remained sound as a pound on the basics, eventually becoming Orthodox (she was against women's ordination). The late Mrs Ryan had my experience as a born Anglican of having her home hijacked and steered radically leftwards.]]>