Your Wedding Cake Doesn’t Actually Have to Be a Cake
Let them eat … uh, donuts?
Four Stories From Four (and a Half) Years of Same-Sex Marriage in North Carolina
“I remember when Amendment 1 was being passed and how inhuman my now-wife and I felt.”
Who Needs a Caterer? Park Some Food Trucks Outside of Your Wedding.
Fair warning: It won’t be as easy as you think.
Who’s Killing Marriage? It Might Not Be Who—or What—You Think.
Marriage is dead, long live marriage.
Love Who You Love, Be Who You Are: The INDY’s Third-Annual Wedding Guide
Our guiding principle: All couples are uniquely beautiful and deserve to be celebrated for who they are, no matter who they are.
Raleigh Churches Fight Back Against the United Methodists’ Same-Sex Marriage Crackdown
“I am not an issue; I am a person. If the church cannot accept me just as I am, then it has no place for me.”
You Can Get Hitched in the Jail, or Above I-40, or at a Lot of Weird Places
The Durham County Detention Facility isn’t the first place you’d think of to get hitched. Unless you’re Natalie Spring and Harris Carpenter, that is. The Durham couple had vowed not to get married until same-sex marriage was legalized in North Carolina. In 2008, they had a commitment ceremony that wasn’t conventional either. The ceremony took…

