Rich in history, a wealth of biodiversity and most importantly, a warm, friendly, and hospitable population, Colombia is in many ways the embodiment of everything we hope to find in a gay destination in Latin America. And Out in Colombia is the best partner to help plan a memorable gay vacation or gay honeymoon there.

Tuscany is home to centuries-old vineyards, rustic farmhouses, and ancient cities and towns hosting masterpieces of art, food, and wine unparalleled the world over. And Villa Ardore in Chianti, should be where you come to be and understand and feel and love Tuscany. If your gay wedding calls for Italy, Villa Ardore is the place.

When it comes to tying the knot with the man of your dreams, Crystal Springs Resort is the only place to wed in the Tri-State Area. With ten dining establishments, six golf courses, five wedding venues, two hotels, two spas and, all one hour from New York City, there is no better place to host your gay wedding.

The Portofino Hotel & Marina boasts some of Redondo Beach’s most stunning views from its newly renovated rooms and waterfront Living Room, its BALEENlounge and BALEENkitchen, and its exquisite banquet spaces. To be a guest here is to experience SoCal living at its finest, sophisticated but never pretentious, luxurious but always relaxed.

Imagine yourself moments into your married life dancing under the night sky reflected in the surface of Puget Sound. You look over your husband’s shoulder to see the outline of Seattle’s Olympic mountains. The sounds of your elated friends and family drifting away as you marvel at having found ‘the one.’ Not only the one that is your now husband, but this place where you’ve decided to tie the knot: Seattle’s Hotel 1000.

Nowhere in Washington D.C. is l’art de vivre more vividly experienced than at the Sofitel Washington D.C. Lafayette Square. One could say it is inevitable that this property would be the seat of fine, French living in the U.S., given that the Sofitel is a group of hotels born in France and that it is located on Lafayette Square! But much like Washington D.C. was designed with a French sensibility adapted for the American way of life, the Sofitel Washington D.C. is a French experience entirely of its host city.

When it comes to planning a destination wedding in Mexico, one of the most magical and undiscovered places is the Yucatán. It is home to three of the most exceptional colonial cities Mexico has to offer: Mérida, Valladolid, and Izamal. Its laid-back beaches—Progreso, Celstun (home to thousands of flamingos), and San Crisanto, to name a few—are not overrun by tourists making for an old-school Mexican beach getaway. And its range of archeological sites and natural wonders are among the best Mexico has to offer.

To walk on water. To feel infinite. To reach the heights of one’s senses. To experience the depths of one’s calm. This is to get married at Viceroy Los Cabos.

When it comes to experiencing Africa, there is only one travel outfit you should consider: African Queens Travel. Not only does their hospitality experience run nearly 100-years long, but African Queens Travel an LGBTQ-owned-and-operated enterprise. Gay travel to Africa will be memorable only for the adventures you have, especially when those travels are organized by African Queens!

Some say there is no better place in the world to spend summer than gay-friendly Mykonos. With June and September being the best months, now is the time to book your summer getaway to this Greek island Valhalla.

If Baz Luhrman and Pedro Almodovar were to plan a gay wedding, it would be that of Dominic and Marcos in Asturias, Spain. Leaving to one side the obvious fact of the directors and couple being from Spain and Australia, we can focus on a wedding that was the perfect amalgam of tradition and originality, familiarity and theatricality, and yes… Spanish and Australian zest for life.

A third, first date turned into a lifetime for these two pharmacists. They two opted for a less conventional, more queer gay wedding, one that was an intimate ceremony for 2, to a celebration of love for many. Josh and Kelly made use of Provenance.co to help design their ceremony, write their vows, and craft their toasts, making for their ideal gay wedding.

In a tale as old as Tinder, this American and Aussie couple show us what a gay wedding of unbounded joy and chicness can look like. Incorporating new gay wedding traditions—The Mother’s Kiss and conferring of a new last name—Jake and Mitchell turned a fairytale gay wedding into a way of everyday being.

All it took was a boys’ weekend in Berlin as part of a ‘year of yes, for Kevin’s life to turn into a ‘forever of yes.’ It was love at first sight for Kevin and Steven across a crowded dance floor and the two have not stopped talking since. From their gay engagement in New York, to their first gay wedding in Palm Springs, and the second gay wedding in Berlin, these gay grooms have only fallen more deeply in love.

Jake and Aaron found the best of all loves in each other: a calm one. Every stage of their relationship: from first meeting to saying “I Do” was marked by a sense of calm and steadiness. Their gay wedding in Chicago was at a rustic firehouse at which they even were able to make their first appearance as husbands by sliding down a fire pole.

We take enormous pride at Men’s Vows when we get to feature the love and gay wedding story of a couple whose relationship has thrived for as long as that of Richard and Douglas. Forty-five years together is an extraordinary feat and one that we are proud to celebrate here by sharing their story.

For this Houston gay couple, all it took was the swipe… of a good friend… to set their fairy tale romance in motion. Despite not being interested in dating apps, the two gave in and, 18-months later were walking down the aisle at their gay fairy tale wedding in Ireland. Indian wedding traditions met Celtic ones for one of the most spectacular gay weddings we’ve featured.

This gay military couple met on Tinder and very swiftly turned their long-distance relationship into an adventure traveling the world. Whether because they’ve lived in Korea, Japan, Virginia, California and New York, or because their gay engagement and gay wedding took place at JFK’s iconic TWA Hotel, theirs was a relationship meant to be lived on the road.

This gay couple from Indiana reached new heights of happiness at every stage of their relationship. From first meeting on a retreat for social workers in service of underprivileged youth to their gay engagement to their gay wedding, Gabriel and Randall have always been in service to others, especially each other’s happiness.

For these two gay Colombian’s, their relationship can only be best described as adventurous. From a gay wedding proposal at 11K feet while jumping out of a plane, to a gay wedding themed around The Greatest Showman, these two know how to make a lifetime together unforgettable.

Their gay relationship started as one between neighbors. Over the course of four years, the two evolved from casual neighbors to fast friends to falling in love. Read all about their gay wedding in Portugal which was nothing conventional.

From their gay engagement over dirty dishes to gay travels across Europe, David & Edward find a sense of adventure in all that they do. Their gay wedding in Cleveland was a decidedly elegant affair that played to their sense of adventure and wanderlust.

Ryan and Stephen share their engagement story on the podcast, Do You Take This Man? As a bisexual, polyamorous man and trans man, this couple has a lot to share about how to lean into vulnerability, communication, and negotiation towards building a strong bond.

Despite there being infinite ways to design a gay wedding band, it is often simply a traditional band of gold or platinum. However, thanks to Manderwood Custom Rings, by Matthew Anderson, your wedding band can be as expressive, meaningful, and unique as the rest of your gay wedding.

Fern Connections is an LGBTQIA+ matchmaking service, founded by Daphney Poyser, committed to helping singles in our community find the person to accompany them on this journey called life.

To have the relationship with your future husband start at Disney, the happiest place on earth, this undoubtedly bodes well for a happy life together. Read all about this gay couple’s engagement at Disney.

Home is where the heart is and home for this newly-engaged gay couple is in the UK, Spain and Australia, with a dash of Lebanon thrown in for good measure. Read all about their magical gay engagement in Spain.

When Chris and Brandon met nearly five years ago, neither had been in a relationship. So to describe their relationship as ‘love at first sight’ or ‘one and done’ would be pretty accurate. These two got engaged with NYC as a backdrop. We are looking forward to their New Jersey gay wedding come December.

After many false started, Julian and Francisco finally set out on their gay relationship and, when the time came, Dallas wedding planner extraordinaire, Julian, staged an incredible gay engagement in St. Barts.

Gregory and Sean had a gay bachelor party, but no penis straws were involved. Instead, they hosted 30 of their closest friends for a sit-down dinner and dance party that celebrated the community that supported their gay marriage. Time to reinvent the gay bachelor party or simply follow what these two did.

From a first date singing show tunes and watching baseball, to moving together to Shanghai, John and Alex’s gay relationship covered all the bases before they got engaged. Now, planning a gay wedding in New York… from Shanghai… has required, and proven, that their relationship has all the bases covered.