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Is our LGBTQ+ marriage recognized throughout the US?
Yes! While the marriage is facilitated entirely through the state of Utah, the marriage is recognized in all 50 states as a United States marriage. This is possible through the Full Faith and Credit Clause, which requires that every state recognize marriages that are legally conducted according to the specific laws and regulations of the state and county where they took place. Distant Weddings will ensure you abide by the rules, so your marriage is successfully recognized in all 50 states.
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Is our LGBTQ+ marriage recognized in other countries?
Your same-sex marriage can currently be recognized in 35 other countries, with more to come that are rapidly joining the list.
Below is a list of the countries currently recognizing LGTBQ+ marriages, and the timeline of when they first started recognizing same-sex marriage.
Here are 3 pivotal moments of how the legality of LGBTQ+ marriages evolved.
2001: The Netherlands became the first country to recognize same-sex marriage.
2004: The first legal same-sex marriage in the United States took place in Massachusetts.
2015: The recognition of same-sex marriage became valid in all 50 states, allowing same-sex partners to have the same rights as heterosexual partners.
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