Attendance of countries that recognize same-sex marriage

The Netherlands was the first country to allow marriage between gay people, while this was only accepted in the US from June 26.

Countries that recognize same-sex marriage

USA - 2015: Before gay marriage was recognized across the United States on June 26, many of the nation's states allowed married couples, such as Massachusetts, New York, Washington, Hawaii, and New Mexico. . Of which, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Miami has long been considered the mecca of third gender couples.

The community is celebrating after the US Supreme Court's decision.(Photo: NYT)

Ireland, 2015: This is the first country in the world to accept same-sex marriage by referendum with majority approval. Here, couples can make wedding photos with beautiful castles. However, they must give a few months notice of their wedding plan and stay in Ireland for at least 15 days to get a marriage certificate.

Finland - 2015: The parliament adopted a revised marriage law that allows gay couples to marry 105 votes in favor and 92 votes against.

Slovenia - 2015: Last March, the parliament also passed a bill on freedom of marriage. While waiting for the President's signature, the bill also allows couples from LGBT communities (gay, female, bisexual and transgender) to adopt children.

Luxembourg - 2014: With the overwhelming number of votes 54/6, the country passed a bill to expand the freedom to marry gay couples. Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettle is the first leader in the European Union (EU) to marry a homosexual partner.

Scotland - 2014: This country has many destinations that are considered "holy places of gay people", like Glasgow, Edinburgh and beautiful coastlines.

France - 2013: After being approved by law, Vincent Autin and Bruno Boileau are the first gay couple to hold a Montpelier wedding. In addition, Marais and Riviera are also the paradise for this community with many romantic experiences during the honeymoon period. The gay festival in France is usually held on the last Saturday of June.

England - 2013: In addition to nightclubs in London, Liverpool and Manchester, it is also a paradise for people to play, especially the third gender. Brighton is also known as 'Gay Capital'. .

Brazil - 2013: The city of Rio de Janeiro is also a gay-friendly place thanks to its many beautiful beaches, high-class restaurants and interesting entertainment until late at night. The first Sunday after the Corpus Christi holiday (usually in May or June), millions of people will attend the festival for the LGBT community in Sao Paulo.

Uruguay - 2013: As the third country in Latin America to accept gay marriage, it becomes a safe and friendly destination for this community.

New Zealand -2013: Through the law of same-sex marriage, it has not been long ago, but this country has shown its supportive attitude when making the third-gender-friendly tourist slogans, as well as building a series of Accommodation, hotels for this community . Here or organize fun activities for gay travelers, the most prominent of which is the ski week held in the central town of Queenstown July or early August.

Denmark - 2012 : Right in the center of Copenhagen, there is a square dedicated to gay people with the name "Fair Square". This is a great place for couples to get married.

Argentina - 2010: Palermo, Buenos Aires are friendly places famous for gay people. Here, couples will feel comfortable when celebrating the marriage ceremony in a lively tango. A series of rebellious bars, night clubs and shops with the main subjects of the 3rd gender are also the attractions of this country.

Iceland - 2010: One of the most friendly and open places with gay people is Reykjavik. People here warmly welcome third-gender people. Along with charming beauty, world-class spas, this place is an ideal rendezvous for couples.

Portugal - 2010: Lady of the Rock - mountain-based jetty and sea view, Senhora Da Rocha is one of the attractive wedding venues for gay couples.

Sweden - 2009: Every year, the country has a number of festivals to honor the contributions and contributions of gay people in society. In August, this year will be the time of booming sports events for this community in Stockholm when it hosts EuroGames - LGBT Games in Europe.

Norway - 2009: This is also a leader in gender equality in marriage in Scandinavia. Here, gay couples can join together in the spectacular nature.

South Africa - 2006 : This is the first country in Africa to accept this type of marriage. There is a 'gay village' area with many clubs, bars, public baths, cafes and lodges reserved for special guests.

Spain - 2005: The country has many world-famous gay places like Sitges in Barcelona, ​​the Chueca in Madrid . On the first Saturday of the month, the festival for this community is in Madrid also attracted about 1.5 million participants.

Canada - 2005: Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto are great destinations for LGBT couples. In 2014, Toronto was also the venue for World Pride - the parade of gay people around the world. In Vancouver, the first Sunday of August is the time for this community's festival.

Belgium - 2003 : Belgian homosexual couples have legal marriage rights in 2003 and in 2006 the Belgian Parliament adopted a law allowing them to adopt children.

Netherlands - 2001: This is the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. In Amsterdam also has Homomonument - the first gay monument in the world. Their festival takes place on the first Saturday of August along the Prinsengracht and Amstel rivers, Amsterdam.