Reviews for Ceremonies of the heart

The average rating for Ceremonies of the heart based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-10-11 00:00:00 Stacy Hastie I've read this eagerly; i was so excited to read it and it truly delivered. I cried and laughed and it made me embarrassingly emotional. I genuinely love other lesbians so much and i love being one.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-06-02 00:00:00 Henry Morton Bring the tissues because if you’re like me, this book will make you cry for so many reasons... and who doesn’t love to cry at weddings, right??! This had me crying at the expressions of love, the often unexpected family support, the heartbreaking tales of tough family relationships and JUST HOW FAR WE HAVE COME with marriage equality now a LEGAL reality. When published, this was probably a cute and useful source. Now this is an incredible historical document, recounting non-legal weddings pre-gay marriage. I was humbled by the love, pride and perseverance of gay generations before us - this book had me thanking God even more than usual that I have been legally married to my wife since my early twenties!! CUTE. CUTE. CUTE. I loved it. (My one criticism of this book was I felt like the essay at the beginning wasn’t strictly necessary. The last 10 pages of it or so were fascinating and related new-to-me perspectives on the fight for gay marriage. However the first 30 pages were a history of women loving women in general, which felt a little off topic and is information you can read in more detail in a lot of other books, detracting from the uniqueness of this lovely anthology.)