First gay wedding under new German law

The first gay wedding has taken place in Germany after a new law was introduced allowing same-sex marriage.

Wed, 01 Aug, 2001 - 11:22

The first gay wedding has taken place in Germany after a new law was introduced allowing same-sex marriage.

Heinz Friedrich Harre has married his partner Reinhard Luechow in Hanover before appearing delighted outside the register office.

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