working to allow all couples to marry in church, regardless of their sex or sexuality
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Click on the photos to view them at full size, and (where applicable) to read what the couple say about their wedding and why getting married was – and is – so important to them.
Laurence and Jeremy cut the cake
The 2017 wedding of John Caleb and Quentin at St Mark’s Episcopal Church in Arizona, USA
It is striking the extent to which some opponents tie themselves in knots as they seek to prop-up the case against same-sex marriage, even as the theological foundations of the ‘traditional’ position erode around them.
Carla and Jo
Photo credit: D’alamaine’s Photographica
Rosemary (left) and Sophie (right) at their nuptial mass in St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow. The officiating priest is the Provost of St Mary’s, The Very Revd Kelvin Holdsworth.
Laurence and Jeremy
Emma and Abigail were married at Leytonstone United Free Church in London on 18 August 2018. The service was conducted by the Reverend Gemma Dunning.
Susannah Clark was baptised, confirmed, and has worshipped in Anglican churches all her life. She is married to Karina, a Latvian philosopher and joy-bringer.
Susan and Lisa were married in 2008, and celebrated a blessing of their civil marriage in St Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral, San Diego, in 2011.
Ruth and Ellie’s marriage in 2014 was blessed in church, to the joy of their church community.
Photography: Phink Photography
Colourful flowers and confetti adorn Ruth and Ellie’s joyful wedding day.
Photography: Phink Photography
Susannah and Karina’s marriage before God has brought them blessing and laughter and deep happiness together, and in the lives they share with other people.
Andrew and Stephen after their civil marriage in 2014. Andrew was the first Church of England priest to marry his same-sex partner.
Jeremy and Laurence at their civil wedding ceremony
Carla and Jo
Photo credit: D’alamaine’s Photographica
Richard and Ricardo had a civil partnership in 2007 and converted it to marriage in December 2014, in the first week it was possible to do so.
Ruth and Ellie about to cut the cake
Photography: Phink Photography
Erika and Susan had their civil partnership in 2008 and converted it to marriage in the first week it was possible to do so, in December 2014
Jeremy and Laurence departing after their wedding, bearing gifts, love and blessings from their guests
The 2017 wedding of John Caleb and Quentin at St Mark’s Episcopal Church in Arizona, USA
Andrew and Stephen kiss at their wedding reception.
