We’re sorry you couldn’t be at the Oct. 10 wedding ceremony of Texas couple Mark Reed (a GetEQUAL board member) and partner Dante Walkup, but in a sense neither could they: Texas don’t like-y the gay marriage! So they did what any tech-savvy couple would: Turned on a web cam, fired up Skype, and had activist Sheila Alexander-Reid in Washington D.C. marry them over the Internet. (They did, however, travel to D.C. to get their actual marriage certificate.) Not that Texas is going to recognize the status of their relationship, but it appears to be the first legal gay wedding in Texas ever, thanks to some clever ingenuity. How’s that for marriage tourism? Bravo, gents! The only way to top this? Taking e-marriage to the fourth dimension. [Dallas Voice]
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adman
Awwww, and they’re two cutie silver foxes too! Awesome.
TimBo
Why did the writer at the end make this sound so trite. Obviously it was great they where able to do the ceremony so all their family and friends could be there.
Congratulations on them for finding a loop hole so they could celebrate with all their loved ones.