Wise Haven wrote:
Is it just me or is Seany wearing a kilt?
Not unless he got changed later:
www.hamhigh.co.uk/news/historic_moment_a...g_ceremony_1_3498661
Mr Adl-Tabatabai, who has lived in Camden for the last 10 years and has his own production company, said: “It’s quite simply the best day of my life.
“It all happened so fast but I’m really looking forward to spending the rest of our lives living together.
“It’s been terrible that gay people couldn’t be part of the institution of marriage for so long.
“But now we feel that wrong has been righted and we’re part of history. We can look back knowing were part of such a big moment for civil rights and equality.”
Husband Mr Treadway, who he met in America, added: “This country has such a rich history in civil rights and with promoting gay rights.
“The struggle isn’t over but this is a momentous occasion.
“It was fantastic to have the ceremony conducted by the Mayor of Camden too.
“To have a politician who is able to be openly gay while leading the borough is really special and a statement of how far we’ve come in itself.”
The pair will be spending their honeymoon in the Caribbean in a few months.
Cllr Jonathan Simpson was noticeably moved by being part of the ceremony, saying he felt “so proud” to be involved.
“It’s a huge privilege and as a gay man myself it is hugely significant,” he said.
“The gay community has fought against acts of discrimination, fought for changes in adoption laws and championed rights in the workplace.
“But today marks one of the biggest steps in the equal rights campaign.
“It’s an incredible night – who can sleep after a night like this?!”
The couple – along with about 100 guests – were taken by a routemaster bus to Proud Gallery to celebrate into the early hours of Saturday morning.
Why is TPV never ever mentioned in these worldwide interviews..............I find that really odd...........
who are you , dammit tell me 
