Pride month special: Heartwarming pictures from LGBTQ+ weddings

In honour of Pride month, we bring to you some beauteous wedding pictures of LGBTQ+ couples who tied the knot in the most stylish way. Take a look.

Celebrity makeup artist Daniel Bauer tied the knot with his partner Tyrone Branganza Bauer on January 4, 2020 and the grooms wore pastel-hued sherwanis from Shantnu & Nikhil. Celebrated photographer Joseph Radhik captured their wedding beautifully.

Sanjay and Steven would surely be one the most stylish same-sex couples at their wedding. The duo wore a blue and peach gold sherwani respectively from Maharani Fashion and looked dapper. Over Labor Day weekend in 2017, the New York City-based pair was joined by 180 friends and family at Cedar Lakes Estate as they exchanged wedding vows.

Picture credit: Edward Winter

Seema and Shannon made history as the first Indo American lesbian couple to tie the knot. The wedding took place on July 9, 2013 at SmogShoppe in Los Angeles, California.

Designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee took to Instagram to share the stylish photos of an Indo-American couple Kasey Francis Espinoza and Rudy E Portobanco, who tied the knot dressed in the most elegant Sabyasachi ensembles. The designer shared some candid photos from Kasey Francis Espinoza and Rudy E Portobanco's Miami wedding. The wedding that was culminated in Florida had the duo looking their dapper best in classic bandhgala suits.

This Indo-Pak lesbian couple's wedding is proof that love knows no boundaries. Both Saima and Biana are based out of the US and their wedding pictures are nothing less than a fairytale. Bianca is a Christian from India and Saima was born in Pakistan. On the day of their wedding Bianca wore an ivory sari and Saima opted for a black embroidered sherwani.

Picture credit: Senna Ahmad

Sean and Jono walked down the aisle in a Hindu-fusion wedding at Artic Club in Downtown Seattle. The couple dressed alike in a white bandhgala with red lace work around the border. The duo looked adorable together.

Picture credit: Mandev Sindhu

While the Indian law still doesn't recognize same-sex marriage, Abhay Dange and Supriya Chakraborty decided to solemnise their wedding on the outskirts of Hyderabad in December last year. "It all still feels really dreamy. To be able to call Abhay my spouse feels so beautiful. To have your loved ones accept, love and bless you is a blessing and we’re grateful for this, for this day and each day of our lives,” Chakraborty shared in an Instagram post as conveyed to Official Humans of Hyderabad.