The Ceremony
The wedding party entered down a long, steep staircase—a dramatic backdrop, but, Lindsey adds, “I still don’t know how I didn’t fall!” The bride and groom stood beneath an arbor hung with orbs of orange roses. Lindsey and Tripp personalized their ceremony with readings by the poet Khalil Gibran and also from the Massachusetts court case prohibiting discrimination against same-sex marriages. The passage reflected both the couple’s law background and also their belief in marriage equality.
