Slovenia legalized gay marriage in late July. Yesterday, Mitja Blazic, right, and Viki Kern became the first gay couple to legally register in that country. Slovenia's unusual stipulation in allowing same-sex marriage was that no friends, relatives, or any third person be allowed to attend the ceremony, which can only be held in a state office.
It's good to see the strange rules aren't stopping anyone. Congrats to the happy couple.
Mr. Blazic has a blog, which you can enjoy if you read Slovenian.
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