Weddings

Lucky In Love Wedding Chapel is Richmond’s newest retro-inspired destination for sweet, simple, and stress-free “I dos.” Created by three local wedding professionals who saw a need for meaningful, affordable ceremonies, the chapel offers intimate elopements, customizable scripts, and a welcoming space for all couples—especially LGBTQ+ partners seeking a safe, joyful place to celebrate their love.

We believe every couple deserves a delightful, dedicated place to say "I do" without the hassle of a massive wedding budget or a year of planning. Our chapel was created to be that perfect, sweet spot for any couple who desires a simple yet unforgettable ceremony.

Every great love story has a beginning. Wedding photography in Richmond, VA.

Learning the ropes as a professional photographer in NYC, Michael brings his passion and eye for beauty to Richmond.

Sweet Fix specializes in custom-designed, all-natural  from scratch wedding & special occasion cakes.

LK plans more than events and experiences giving each client the attention required to make his or her event perfect and unique.

Fall is officially here, and Richmond is ready to get spooky. From haunted history and eerie gardens to pumpkins, ghost stories, and Halloween celebrations, there are plenty of ways to embrace the season around RVA.

When Richmonders remember Bill Martin, they may first think of The Valentine, Richmond history, and the decades he spent as one of Richmond’s most recognizable cultural leaders. But for Richmond’s LGBTQ+ community, Martin’s legacy reaches much further.

Whether you're visiting for the weekend or looking to see your hometown through fresh eyes, these five outdoor experiences offer some of the best ways to get outside and explore the Richmond region.

Who Is OutRVA For?

The short answer? Everyone.

This summer, Richmond ToolBank, Virginia Pride, and OutRVA teamed up for a hands-on volunteer project with a lasting impact. Together, volunteers built and painted a series of Pride-themed picnic tables that have been installed in parks and community spaces throughout the Richmond region. We spoke with Kayla Telleria, Marketing Coordinator at Richmond ToolBank, about why initiatives like this matter beyond Pride Month.