Lots of people choose to eschew the traditional white dress and tux in favor of something a little more “them” when walking down the aisle, and as more and more same-sex couples start marrying, the market for alternative wedding wear can only grow.
“I think it’ll be really interesting to see stylistically how gay marriage defines itself,” designer Zac Posen told Fashionista. “It’s still an open book, it’s an open chapter. As a community that has had to have their relationships alternative for so long, not being accepted by the mainstream, it’s going to be really interesting to see now how people want to dress or represent themselves for their weddings.”