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Your Gay Wedding In New Hampshire...When, Where, & How To Begin!

If you're like most couples, you have had inspirations and dreams about your wedding (even if it wasn't something you thought you'd see in your lifetime). So now you've made the decision to celebrate your gay wedding in New Hampshire...but where to begin?

We suggest you first take a deep breath and remember, it's all about celebrating the love you as a gay or lesbian couple share and only make it as much of a production as you desire. There are thousands of How To Guides, Wedding Consultants, friends, and family that have undertaken this task and survived...and you will too!

Our advice is to focus on the things that are really important to the two of you and begin by jotting down every thing you can think the two of you want in your celebration. Let the sky be the limit and then sit back after a couple of days and re-evaluate. But even more importantly, think about unique, potential distractions that may get in the way of actually enjoying your celebration. Some things may not be readily apparent the first time through, and others will be obvious.

Our Gay Wedding Sanity Checklist

Follow the Ultimate Gay Weddings Details Plan (and This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it what else you'd like to see) - Seasonal Weddings, Budget, Theme, Checklists, Registry, Guest List, Honeymoons, Essentials (Find A Vendor), Suggested Reading.
Season of the year will either make you sweat or leave you out in the cold.
Plan at least three months in advance but 6 months to a year will keep you sane but make you a little big impatient.
Consider the guest list carefully (you want everyone you love and who loves you to attend, but remember for some the two of you getting married may be like revisiting your coming out of the closet experience all over again). Also, be realistic and know that your guest list will grow over time.
Set a realistic budget that works.
Decide now if you need an officiate, gay-friendly minister, or Justice of the Peace. Yes, they book up too.
Communicate, communicate, communicate. Make sure you each communicate your desires and as in any aspect of your relationship, be ready for the give and take.
Don't be afraid to seek out an expert for assistance. A Professional Wedding Consultant can be the difference between pulling your hair out and enjoying your day.
Listen to your intuition. It's rarely wrong.
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