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Many thanks to Maureen of the dreamy Public Market kissing photo-fame for alerting us to the amazingness of Nicole and Katie's wedding. I got in touch with Nicole who gave me some glorious porn to tide you over until they submit their wedding profile.

Nicole and Katie were married with a Thai Lustral Water Pouring ceremony, also called the Rod-Nam-Sung ceremony. Some of their elders blessed them during the ceremony by pouring holy water that had been blessed by Thai monks onto their hands with a conch shell and whispering well wishes.

But just wait 'til you see this shot…

Liz suffered from fibromyalgia (she's in remission now) and was warned against getting married. However, that didn't stop Liz and Chazz from committing their lives to each other in a quaker style wedding ceremony.

Carolyn & Pete wanted their wedding to be intimate, personal and non traditional so they choose to get married out on the water. They chose to have their wedding on a night with a full moon so they could have gorgeous views of the bay. And let me tell ya, gorgeous views were seen!

Jenny & Evan loved the wedding crane tradition. The tradition is for the bride or couple or guests to fold 1000 paper cranes–if accomplished, they are able to wish for a thousand years of happiness together. So Jenny & Evan did just that, and then they used the cranes as decorations during their wedding!

For the reception, the bride had but two demands: fried chicken and Michael Jackson. And she got both.

Sarah Joy & Joseph wanted to celebrate their wedding in a way that was truly them. They decided to throw a "welding" ceremony because both of their jobs involve welding. What an original way to symbolize the fusion of two people into one unit!

Jessi & Dan will head the third day of Pride Week. Jessi is a bi-woman and Dan is a transman. So they had a civil union in a beautiful garden and threw a killer celebration afterward! -Coco

Heidi & Scott love DIY projects, so why should their wedding be any different? They did just about everything themselves, which resulted in a wonderful, butterfly themed, backyard wedding!