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“I wanted a way of acknowledging and bringing my own queerness into the wedding ceremony”
Two hands gently holding each other resting on a patterned gray blanket.

We see each other and we honor our journeys and those yet to come.

Two people embracing, wearing colorful bracelets. One has a rainbow painted on their hand.

“Rainbows and storms go hand in hand”

A rainbow halo surrounds the sun, partially obscured by clouds in a bright blue sky.
“Our hands do not lace, like the tzitzit. / I wish they would.”
Two people with dark hair stand together closely outdoors, one with a printed shirt featuring birds and foliage.

“If I were to sit in the streets of Sodom what would I see?”

Painting of a burning ancient city with smoke, fire, and people fleeing in the foreground.

Printable mikveh guide with blessings and kavannot

Silhouette of a person standing on rocks, watching the sunset over the ocean with a sailboat in the distance.
two mens hands with wedding rings

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