We were there: Gay marriage officially arrives
At long last, gay couples get hitched in the city.
Mon Jul 25 2011
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
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Photograph: Syd London
On Sunday, marriage equality finally, officially arrived in New York—and hundreds of couples around the city were ready to tie the knot at Manhattan's City Hall. Sure, there were a few (and we mean few) wet blankets on hand, but it was impossible to dampen the moment. Mazel tov to all the couples who made history this weekend. And click here if you're inspired to start your own matrimonial journey.
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