March 4th, 2010

Its a proud day for MBFGW! The people have spoken and we won the 2009 Lezzy Award for Best Lesbian Blog in the Engagement/Wedding category! Huge thanks to our friends, family and fans who voted for us.

As a result of our victory, we’re getting lots of new visitors today. Please feel free to introduce yourself by adding a comment below. We’d love to meet you!

March 3rd, 2010

Starting today, same-sex couples can legally marry in Washington, DC! If you’re heading down to the marriage bureau for a license, make sure to read these DC Marriage Tips from So You’re Engayged!

February 25th, 2010

MBFGW has been nominated for a 2009 Lezzy Award in the Gay Wedding/Engagement category! Please take a moment to vote for us, here’s how…

  • go to http://tll.circularfile.net/vote.php?full
  • check the box for My Big Fat Gay Wedding in the engagement/wedding category (don’t worry about voting in other categories)
  • scroll down, enter your e-mail and submit
  • lastly, please be sure to click the link in the confirmation e-mail you’ll receive our your vote wont be counted!

February 25th, 2010

Australian Gay Marriage Bill Rejected
- Advocate.com

February 15th, 2010

Kenyan Police Disperse Gay Wedding
- NYTimes.com

February 13th, 2010

Anyone who’s ever planned a wedding will tell you its a TON of work. I’ve been using Google Docs to stay organized and keep track of all the details. I made my own spreadsheets, but now you don’t even have to.

This week, Style Me Pretty announced the launch of their new Google Docs Wedding Templates! There are templates to manage and organize every detail. Each template can be used separately, or you can get the whole kit and caboodle with the All-in-One Wedding Planner.

February 4th, 2010

Shoes, glorious shoes!

I’ve been coveting these Stuart Weitzman bad boys for months. Now, thanks to my step-mom and Zappos, they’re mine! read more »

January 22nd, 2010

Its only been three weeks since New Hampshire began allowing gay couples to marry, but its already in danger of repeal. My advice to those planning to get married in New Hampshire: hotfoot it down to the courthouse, lest you lose the right to, as they did in California.