Our Wedding

On May 17, 2004, same-sex civil marriage became legal in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

On December 18, 2004, we joined thousands of other gay and lesbian couples in becoming legally married.

Before leaving for Easthampton, in front of the House of Red Doors.

Just before the ceremony, at the Justice of the Peace's apartment.

The Justice of the Peace, Sally Masters.

I'm drinking the marriage cup here.

Now she is.

"You may kiss your bride!"

And then there was hugging.

Oooh, ow, she makes a comment that breaks me!

My attempt at retaliation draws bouquet threats!

Ah! Success at last!

My gorgeous bride.

And more gorgeousness.

And more.

And vamping the camera!

A kiss to close the photo shoot.

Our Justice of the Peace, Sally Masters, is a very nifty woman who was very kind to us in solemnizing our marriage on short notice, in her own apartment. If you are looking for a JP, or know someone looking for a JP, take a look at Sally's website.

	Before leaving for Easthampton, in front of the House of Red Doors.
	Just before the ceremony, at the Justice of the Peace's apartment.
	The Justice of the Peace, Sally Masters.
	I'm drinking the marriage cup here.
	Now she is.
	"You may kiss your bride!"
	And then there was hugging.
	Oooh, ow, she makes a comment that breaks me!
	My attempt at retaliation draws bouquet threats!
	Ah! Success at last!
	My gorgeous bride.
	And more gorgeousness.
	And more.
	And vamping the camera!
	A kiss to close the photo shoot.