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PHOTOS: Marriage Arrives in the Unlikely State of Idaho
PHOTOS: Marriage Arrives in the Unlikely State of Idaho
Idaho joined the marriage club this week, with licenses issued to same-sex couples on Wednesday morning. Sunny skies and temperate weather greeted the 100 people waiting at the Boise courthouse to make their relationships official. With Mayor Dave Bieter out of town, Boise City Council president Maryanne Jordan stepped in to officiate the first wedding in Ada County; Jordan wed Rachael and Amber Beierle, two of the eight female plaintiffs who finally ended Idaho's marriage ban. See more Idaho images below:
\u201cHistory in the making! #equality 1st equal marriage license issued in BOISE IDAHO. Yes, BOISE IDAHO.\u201d— Connor \ud83d\udc1d (@Connor \ud83d\udc1d) 1413389327
\u201cThis photo from @kkruesi is one of my all time favorite. It's the best mashup of #MarriageEquality and #Idaho ever.\u201d— Emily Walton (@Emily Walton) 1413436775
\u201c.@_jden I'll also serve as witness to your marriage and buy you lunch at St. Lawrence Gridiron. #MarriageEquality\u201d— Emily Walton (@Emily Walton) 1413412795
\u201cTy and Becky just emerged from the Ada Co Courthouse marriage license in hand.\u201d— Bonnie Shelton (@Bonnie Shelton) 1413389364
\u201cExchanging the rings. @IdahoOnYourSide\u201d— Chris Carter (@Chris Carter) 1413391906
\u201cAmber and Rachel tie the knot. Council Pres MaryAnn Jordan officiates. @IdahoOnYourSide\u201d— Chris Carter (@Chris Carter) 1413391640
\u201cThe look of excitement from Racheal and Amber. Second Ada County marriage. @IdahoOnYourSide\u201d— Chris Carter (@Chris Carter) 1413389764
