Bea (they/them) and Jackson (he/him) would meet in the middle in Providence, RI, in the early stages of their once long-distance relationship. They’d sit on the steps of City Hall, chatting, catching feelings hard, and watching folks get married… and so now that they were ready to formally tie the knot in front of friends and family, they chose PVD’s City Hall as their stage.

A beautiful autumn day filled with laughter, happy tears, and emotional speeches about AO3. I’d tag this fic as “tooth-rotting fluff; established relationship; domestic bliss; happily ever after; comfort, no hurt”.

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elopement, lgbtq, nonbinary, transgenderRiley VecchioneOctober 26, 2025elopement, rhode island

Tea and Fantasy: An Enchanted Forest LGBTQ Engagement, Providence RI

Rae (he/him) and Marlowe (they/them) have what I personally believe to be the Ideal in a relationship: creative harmony. They constantly pursue enrichment through the arts: from their professions, to their communities, to the clothes they wear — often handmade. When they contacted me about capturing their engagement and wedding, I knew from our first conversation we would get along. Rae and Marlowe’s lives are opportunities for creating, and I felt that when I met them, and felt that even more when I captured their engagement.

engagement, lgbtq, transgender, editorialRiley VecchioneApril 9, 2024engagement, rhode island, providence

Rooted in Community: An Earthy and Cozy LGBTQ Boston Engagement Session

These two are extremely dedicated and invested contributors to the local arts. Shira (they/them) works as a director and dramaturg and Colin (he/him) is an experienced stage manager.

Together they invest their time and skill in showcasing the talent, thoughts, and works of the LGBTQIA+ artists and activists in the greater Boston area. Their dedication is evident in the work they do, and I can tell they build off each other, inspire each other, and most of all, support and love one another.