HOW IT CHANGED IN LAST 8 YEARS: WEDDING PLANNING DETAILS
Eight years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) decided that New York resident Edie Windsor’s out-of-state marriage (she married Thea Spyer in Canada in 2007) would be recognized in New York, where same-sex marriage had been legally recognized since 2011. This landmark decision immediately opened the door for the many same-sex couples who wished to seek legal partnership recognition but could not do so in their home states, and ultimately paved the way toward SCOTUS’ Obergefell decision in 2015, which embraced marriage equality nationwide. Those legal shifts, though taking place in courtrooms, ultimately had a significant impact on the wedding market and the choices of engaged LGBTQ couples.
MAGNIFICENT AND SIMPLE LGBTQ WAYS TO SHOW PRIDE ON YOUR WEDDING
We know you are proud to be a part of big LGBTQ community, that's why in this article we want to share with you some ways to infuse your pride throughout your wedding ceremony.