what is rebel love wedding fair?
Rebel Love Wedding Fair was born out of the need for a safe and inclusive space for LGBTQ+ people getting married. As wedding photographers and videographers, we've heard countless horror stories from our Queer clients about their experiences at traditional wedding fairs. From being mistaken for relatives or "best friends getting married on the same day" to being misgendered and facing homophobic micro-aggressions, these stories made it clear that something had to change. We knew we needed to create a safe space for our fellow community.
brought to you by Rebel Love Club
LGBTQ+ Wedding Fair
our journey
First, we launched Rebel Love Directory, a platform that highlights LGBTQ+ and active ally wedding suppliers. It became a go-to resource for couples and lovers seeking inclusive and supportive vendors for their big day. But we didn’t stop there. We wanted to create an event that would bring this inclusive ethos to life in a vibrant, welcoming environment.
Now, we are thrilled to introduce the first-ever truly inclusive LGBTQ+ wedding fair: Rebel Love Wedding Fair, taking place in Bristol at The Station. This isn’t just another wedding fair; it’s a celebration of love and a chance for couples and lovers to meet vendors who genuinely understand and support their needs.
Rebel Love Wedding Fair is designed for the LGBTQ+ community and anyone who wants to support Queer-owned businesses when planning their wedding. It’s a space where you can feel seen, heard, and respected, and where you can connect with suppliers who are not just tolerant but actively inclusive and welcoming.
join us
Join us at Rebel Love Wedding Fair and experience a wedding fair like no other, where love is celebrated, and inclusivity is at the heart of everything we do. Whether you're looking for the perfect photographer, a unique venue, or simply some inspiration for your big day, you'll find it here in a supportive and affirming environment.
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We have made sure our venue is as inclusive as possible and are able to offer the following;
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Disabled access throughout the venue
Disabled toilets
Gender neutral toilets
Quiet hour at the start of the day (10am-11am)
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