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  • Same sex marriage in England and Wales

    Same sex marriage in England and Wales

    WOL018. Brighton (United Kingdom), 29/03/2014.- Andrew Wale (left) and Neil Allard (right) show off their rings and pose for photographs after their marriage ceremony inside the Music Room of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, England, shortly after midnight on 29 March 2014. Equal marriage legislation came in to force at midnight allowing same-sex marriages for the first time in England and Wales. EFE/EPA/WILL OLIVER
  • A rainbow flag flies, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages in Whitehall, central London

    A rainbow flag flies, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages in Whitehall, central London

    A rainbow flag flies, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages in Whitehall, central London March 29, 2014. Prime Minister David Cameron hailed Britain's first gay marriages on Saturday, saying marriage was not something that should be denied to anyone because of their sexuality. Campaigners have spent years battling to end a distinction that many gay couples say made them feel like second class citizens and Saturday was the first day that gay couples could tie the knot in England and Wales. REUTERS/Neil Hall (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)
  • A rainbow flag flies with the Union flag above British Cabinet Offices, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages, in London

    A rainbow flag flies with the Union flag above British Cabinet Offices, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages, in London

    A rainbow flag flies with the Union flag above British Cabinet Offices, marking the first day Britain has allowed same sex marriages, in London March 29, 2014. Prime Minister David Cameron hailed Britain's first gay marriages on Saturday, saying marriage was not something that should be denied to anyone because of their sexuality. Campaigners have spent years battling to end a distinction that many gay couples say made them feel like second class citizens and Saturday was the first day that gay couples could tie the knot in England and Wales. REUTERS/Neil Hall (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS SOCIETY)

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