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Marriage equality has shifted LGBTQ weddings from intimate ceremonies to big-budget, full-family affairs.
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Carolyn Campbell Catherine H. Christman Years after their small commitment ceremony, Kimberly and Kelli Hansen-Enniss held a formal wedding in 2016. Courtesy Photo The following article was originally published on June 3, 2026, as part of the 2026 City Weekly Pride Issue .
When their relationship began 22 years ago, Kimberly Hansen and Kelli Enniss could only dream that same-sex marriage would someday be legal. Still, the couple was determined to publicly commit to one another, even if the government didn’t sanction it. The result?
A small ceremony hosted at a mountain lodge, where Kelli and…
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