Wedding day
Seattle residents set up an informal receiving line to greet their newly-married gay neighbors after their LEGAL wedding ceremonies:
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You can watch wedding ceremonies, too. Seattle Channel is streaming from City Hall today, until 5:00PM: http://seattle.gov/mayorLive/
Ah, yes, each and every one of my weddings was very special.