Gay marriage 'null and void' says French PM

A gay couple said “I do” today for the first time in France, days after the prime minister said such a union would be legally “null and void.”

A gay couple said “I do” today for the first time in France, days after the prime minister said such a union would be legally “null and void.”

Stephane Chapin and Bertrand Charpentier, one dressed in a pinstriped gray suit the other in white, on the steps of the town hall in Begles, near Bordeaux.

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