I was happy to see that Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi were able to enjoy a wedding day just like any other couple in love. I was all over the internet looking for pictures and I must say Portia looked gorgeous and Ellen looked, well comfortable (I wasn’t a fan of the ensemble, sorry Ellen).

My wedding day was the happiest day of my life. So full of excitement and wonder - this coming from the girl that didn’t even want the big wedding she had. I kept thinking that marriage wasn’t going to change anything and to be honest there are part of our life together that didn’t change, but I did feel like I joined some super secret club when I said my vows. We were really a team, in the eyes of the church, the state, the world and each other. I wish that happiness for anyone who is lucky enough to find someone they can commit their life to, regardless of gender.

For those who feel gay marriage is wrong, you are entitled to your beliefs. But for those men and women can know openly and proudly introduce their partner as their husband or wife, I am so happy for you. At the same time, I hope that gay couples didn’t run off and get married to make a point just to turn around and divorce 6 months down the road. People who do that are as bad as those who say gay marriage is a moral sin. Marriage is sacred and should be treated with dignity; not as a political speaking point.

Although I didn’t think I would feel different after getting married, I did in a way and it seems, so did Ellen!

“It feels different,” DeGeneres told People of being married. “I was already planning on spending the rest of my life with her. But until you’re married, you just don’t know. It fees (sic) wonderful.”

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