There was one difference about this wedding though. Instead of a groom and bride there were two brides. Of course this led to many questions such as would they both be wearing dresses, etc... The answer is yes, in case you were wondering. Florida has not legalized same-sex marriage so this was just a ceremony and although I may not be kosher with the whole deal, this was a very important day for Natalie and I wouldn't miss it. You can also see the photos directly in the Picasa Web Album.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
My First Non-Traditional Wedding
Last weekend, Saturday February 23rd to be exact, I attended the wedding of my long-time friend, Natalie. It was excellent and you couldn't have asked for a better day to have an outdoor wedding. It was raining in Orlando when I left, but as I drove to Boynton Beach (2.5 hrs. South) the weather cleared up.
There was one difference about this wedding though. Instead of a groom and bride there were two brides. Of course this led to many questions such as would they both be wearing dresses, etc... The answer is yes, in case you were wondering. Florida has not legalized same-sex marriage so this was just a ceremony and although I may not be kosher with the whole deal, this was a very important day for Natalie and I wouldn't miss it. You can also see the photos directly in the Picasa Web Album.
There was one difference about this wedding though. Instead of a groom and bride there were two brides. Of course this led to many questions such as would they both be wearing dresses, etc... The answer is yes, in case you were wondering. Florida has not legalized same-sex marriage so this was just a ceremony and although I may not be kosher with the whole deal, this was a very important day for Natalie and I wouldn't miss it. You can also see the photos directly in the Picasa Web Album.
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