Gay Friendly Indiana Wedding Vendors
Note: Listings are ordered by vendor type, then by city.
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Reba Boyd Wooden
113 Severn Dr., Greenwood, IN, 46142, USA
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1 317 885-1612 |
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Reba Boyd Wooden |
Serving: Indiana, nearby states
Purple Unions Disc: No
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| Gay Wedding Officiants in Greenwood, IN, USA. Secular marriage and committment ceremonies. |
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USA, IN, Greenwood - Gay Friendly
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Ceremonies On Location
10559 S. Wood St., Chicago, IL, 60643, USA
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1 773 881-4028 |
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Roger Brewin |
Serving: Indiana
Purple Unions Disc: $25, Mention PURPLE UNIONS
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| Gay Wedding Officiants in Indianapolis, IN, USA. Let us help you plan and officiate your ceremony, at any location of your choice - home, park, hotel, reception hall, or help you find a friendly church location. Whether your choice is secular or spiritual, the result will be a personalized affirmation of your love, and a dignified public statement to family and friends. Ordained minister with nearly twenty years experience performing Commitment and Holy Union ceremonies. |
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USA, IN, Indianapolis - Gay Friendly
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