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Cynthia Nixon Is Officiating the Largest Sapphic Wedding of All Time. Want In?

Big might be moving to Paris, but Miranda is officiating weddings in Florida. Cynthia Nixon will be the “Reverend-for-the-Day” at Bride Pride, billed as the “World’s Largest All-Girl Wedding & Renewal Ceremony,” per its website. The event will take place on February 21, 2027, in St. Petersburg, Florida. “Imagine standing beside hundreds of women simultaneously declaring their never-ending love for one another beneath the stunning February skies of sunny St. Pete,” the site reads. Those who participate can sign up to be either legally married or choose to renew their vows and be “gloriously re-married” by Nixon. While love seems to be the official order of the day, the website also teases that if they get 100 couples to sign up, the gathering could qualify for an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records. “It’s big. It’s bold. It’s an unforgettable moment unfolding during Winter Pride St. Pete, a week-long celebration of love, diversity, and inclusion taking place February 14–21, 2027,” the site reads. Aside from getting married, couples who participate can take place in the events, parties and performances that happen during Winter Pride. Bride Pride started when two women, Ilene Mitnick and Alli Baldwin, a couple living in Provincetown, wanted to renew their vows during the LGBTQ+ hotspot’s annual Women’s Week. However, rather than just renew their own vows, they wanted to extend the invitation to many others to either get hitched or reaffirm their love. This will be the event’s first time in St. Petersburg. (Them and its parent company, equalpride, are a presenting sponsor of Bride Pride.) Earlier this year, Nixon shared a picture from her own 14th wedding anniversary, with her wife Christine, on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/p/DYuutiGG5Vy/?img_index=1“Falling in love with Christine was the best thing I ever did (next to having our children),” Nixon wrote. “To celebrate our anniversary here are some photos of Aunt

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