Micro WEdding
But DO it MASS-STYLE

DEARLY BELOVED
QUEER MASS WEDDING

What the f*ck is this?

Dearly Beloved is a mass wedding and queer dance party celebrating love in all its forms: romantic, platonic, chosen, and chaotic.

Choose how you celebrate:

With Three ticket tiers to choose from, whether or not you say “I Do” is up to you.

Pink textured heart with the words "dearly loved DANCE PARTY" in yellow and purple text.
Say "I Do"
Say "I Still Do"
Wedding Guest

WHEN:

Where:

DECEMBER 03, 2025

Soulet Muse
1173 MAgazine St.
New ORLEANS LA

BUY A TICKET:

Event poster with the phrase "TIE THE KNOT" in large red text. Below, details of the event include date Wednesday, December 3, time 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, location Soulet Muse, 1173 Magazine St. Additional labels say "NOW QUEER" and promote a night of queer celebration.
A promotional poster with large red text that says "VOW RENEWAL." Additional smaller text at the bottom left indicates an event on Wednesday, December 3rd, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and the bottom right provides the location as Soulet Muse, 1173 Magazine Street. There is also a small logo with the words "NOW QUEER." The background is light with repeating faint heart shapes and the phrase "dearly beloved."
A promotional poster with the words "Guest List" in large red text diagonally across the center. Smaller text in the bottom left corner states: "Wednesday December 3, 6:00PM - 10:00PM." Top right corner lists the event location: "Soulet Muse, 1173 Magazine St." Additionally, the bottom center has a logo reading "Now Queer." The background is light-colored with a repeating pattern of pink and yellow hearts that say "dearly beloved."

NOTE: If you choose a legal ceremony, you must obtain a marriage certificate at least 24 hours in advance. Refunds will not be issued in cases where a marriage certificate is not obtained.

Why Choose a Mass Wedding

instead of a Micro Wedding?

Dearly Beloved isn’t your average micro ceremony, it’s a celebration of queer love in all shapes and sizes. We’re ditching the traditions that don’t serve us and keeping the parts that do: love, acceptance, and chosen family.

This is A protest and a party.

In a time when queer marriage rights are being debated again, standing on stage together is a radical act of visibility.

Now is the time to take up space, celebrate our love, and make sure the world sees that we are here, we are queer, we are thriving, and we will not be erased.

  • Not every queer person has family they can lean on — but we do have chosen family. A mass wedding lets us celebrate love together, surrounded by people who truly see us, support us, and are aligned with us.

  • Weddings are expensive, but love shouldn’t be. We’ve built a beautiful, affordable way to make it official (or just make it fun).

  • A mass wedding makes a statement — that queer love is real, valid, and unstoppable.

  • Let’s be real — a giant mass queer wedding-meets-dance party is just f*ckin’ fun and a little weird.