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Men in White is Cape Towns most Popular and most trusted Gay Wedding Co-ordinators in South Africa. We Provide dedicated service to the entire community. We are a Gay Managed Company in cape town and own the prestigious www.capetown.tv and www.hotpinkdeals.co.za web site for Gay travel, accommodation, events and car hire. We are proud to have a successfully free-thinking, creative and trailblazing Gay & Lesbian (GLBTI) - specific wedding & event planning and personal concierge agency which caters for all your needs. We proudly fulfilled the role of being the ground breaking first-mover providing exceptional event planning services specifically meeting the event planning needs of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans gender and inter sex (GLBTI) community. We have been selected to orchestrate many traditional ceremonies as well. Our management and representatives have continuous experience in event planning and administration. We have a solid track record of noteworthy personal services (Event Supervision/Personal Care/Personal Concierge/Executive Assistance) provisions to Wedding/Commitment Ceremony, VIP/Corporate, Celebrity and other clientele. We proudly offer their experience and supervisory skill to all of our client's events.Our Latest events have been taking place in and around Cape Town, we are in need of hosting venues as the demand is getting bigger and bigger!!!!December 4, 2005: Gay and lesbian couples will make the most of the landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court that legalizes same-sex marriage. KwaZulu-Natal, the Western Cape and Gauteng have been earmarked to host Africa's first-ever mass gay wedding ceremonies next December to officially celebrate the official sanctioning of these relationships in the country. The chairperson of the South African Mass Gay and Lesbian Wedding Ceremony, Johann Ludick, said the celebration would be regarded as both ceremonial and official.” The three planned ceremonies will take place at outdoor venues, such as stadiums, to enable us to accommodate a minimum of 5 000 gay and lesbian couples. The weddings will take place over a period of 72 hours at three selected venues to be announced in February, from a shortlist of nine." Ludick said South African gays and lesbians had something to celebrate. "We need to share our newly found dignity with gays and lesbians all over the world."We are aware of opposition from most church groups in acknowledging our status as married couples. "We were never seeking recognition from them. We demanded recognition from the state, and we now celebrate that," Ludick added.The Gay and Lesbian Alliance said they welcomed the Constitutional Court's ruling and were glad that the court had reached a speedy decision.