Newlyweds Todd and Jeff Delmay, who were the second couple to marry in Florida earier this month after Judge Sarah Zabel lifted the stay on her same-sex marriage ruling, will attend tonight's State of the Union address as guests of Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Equality Florida reports.
The Delmays (above, with son Blake), who live in Hollywood, were one of six same-sex couples in the case which successfully challenged the state's gay marriage ban. They have been together for 14 years.
Said Wasserman Schulz: “It is my distinct honor to invite my constituents Todd and Jeff to join me for the President's State of the Union address at the Capitol…Their bold efforts, along with Equality Florida and the other plaintiff couples, helped turn the page on the legal discrimination of the past and start a new chapter in Florida's history. I'm looking forward to celebrating their marriage, and highlighting the ongoing effort to achieve equality for all, next week in Washington.”
