On the second floor of the Alfred I. DuPont Building, downtown Miami's only art deco skyscraper, is a former banking hall with high beamed ceilings, rich art deco details, and even the old bank vault, perfect for a couple of urbanite dudes to tie the knot.

Because where better to put a ring on your man than a palatial italian estate built by a lifelong bachelor and his flamboyantly gay decorator?

It's big, it's flashy, it's the most famous hotel in Miami Beach, and let's hope your man is (sugar) Daddy Warbucks, because it isn't cheap.

Because if Gianni Versace coulda, you know he woulda.

This lovebird's nest in the Sunset Islands is no longer on the market, and thus quite unavailable for gay marriages unless the new owners are sweetie pies and say yes, but you just know you wanna fall in love where Liz did.

The penthouse at the Raleigh, named after the synchronized swimming sensation who made the hotel's pool famous, has a grand, ocean view living room with terraces that would make a beautiful wedding venue. Or get married by that curvaceous pool. In your speedo.

Go super contemporary, minimalist with a pop, at the Mondrian South Beach. This is the kind of place where both grooms wear all white. And the wedding is officiated by a giant floating head.

Because it's gayville U.S.A. Your options include The Manor, and the ever popular lunch spot Rosie's on the Drive.