PrideBride Wedding services

• marriage license (mandatory - required)
• marriage commissioner to perform cermony (mandatory-required)
• two witness's (mandatory-required)
• all legal papers filled out and sent into government agency
• our house to be used for venue for wedding (approx. 10 guests and under)
• bottle of champagne to celebrate after ceremony and coffee or tea
• two boutienieres/corsages/or cut flowers
• modest wedding cake (ranked a  favourite kind)

We have alot of the couples bring their own camera's and between the witness's and Rita they can take pics for you.

Where do we get married? We have married couples in their livingrooms, our home, beautiful parks in the city, in the woods (I'm not kidding), in your hotel room.......For local couples who want it small to out-of-towners on a weekend getaway, we can help.

 

For Info Call Paula
1-204-223-0862

info@pridebride.com

America's #1 Gay and Lesbian Travel Magazine

WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
Saying I Do In Canada
by Diane Anderson-Minshall
Published: May, 2006

Ask lesbian and gay couples planning a destination wedding in Canada, and Winnipeg is probably not the first city that springs to mind. It doesn't immediately call forth the worldliness of Montreaal, culture of Toronto, or swank glitterati of Vancouver. With a population of just over 700,000 people, Winnipeg is home to over 40 ethnic cultures and the largest Native American population in Canada.
This perky prairie town is also a hot spot for the arts film, music, fine arts and plays host to several vibrant festivals including The Winnipeg Folk Festival, The Winnipeg Fringe Festival, The Jazz Winnipeg Festival, and La Festival du Voyageur, plus an annual Boozefest, a winter park, and a great shopping and entertainment site called The Forks (which is situated where the Red and Assiniboine Rivers intersect downtown).

Rita Leonard and Paula Rutledge, founders of Winnipeg's PrideBride, a same-sex wedding planning firm, have been arranging weddings since 2003. They can't stop singing the praises of marrying in Manitoba.