LGBTQ+ Wedding Destinations

"We are seeing couples getting married locally at home on their parents private property, which is an epic production or on the property of family friends. Couples are also taking guests to warmer destinations, being if they live on the east coast, bringing them to a scenic location on the west coast. We will continue to see couples come to the iconic city hall in San Francisco that will never change. I also feel Joshua Tree and Greece will be top dest inat ion locat ions."

Chanda Daniels, Creative Director, Designer, Planner, A Monique Affair

"With the next WorldPride taking place in 2021 in Copenhagen and the neighboring Swedish city Malmö (the first two-city WorldPride), I expect to see these locales rise on the queer travel list in the next year. Key West has always been a gay mecca, but the upper keys Islamorada and Key Largo are on the rise, and worth a stop as you make your way down to your final Key West destination."

Brittny Drye, Founder and Editor-in-Chief, Love Inc.