Happy and gay: US Supreme Court legalises same-sex marriage

The White House is illuminated in rainbow colours after US Supreme Court's historic ruling legalising gay marriage. (Reuters)

Updated on: Jun 27, 2015 1:32 PM IST

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The White House is illuminated in rainbow colours after US Supreme Court's historic ruling legalising gay marriage. (Reuters)

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James Saslow, 67, a Queens College professor of Art History, joins a rally in front of the Stonewall Inn during a rally in support of the Supreme Court's landmark decision guaranteeing nationwide gay marriage rights, in New York City. (Getty Images/AFP)

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Stacy Wood (L) and her wife Michele Barr pause between wedding photos at San Francisco City Hall after getting married in San Francisco, California. The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the Constitution's guarantees of due process and equal protection under the law mean that states cannot ban same-sex marriages. (Reuters)

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People celebrate outside the Stonewall Inn, late in the night in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York. With the SC ruling, gay marriage will become legal in all 50 US states. (Reuters)

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People pose for a photo at a celebration rally in West Hollywood, California. (Reuters)

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Men toast as people celebrate outside the Stonewall Inn, late in the night in the Greenwich Village neighbourhood of New York. (Reuters)

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A woman takes a photo at a celebration rally in West Hollywood, California. (Reuters)

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A couple hold hands at a celebration rally in West Hollywood, California. (Reuters)

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Natalie Novoa, 38, (L) walks with her wife Eddie Daniels at a celebration rally after getting married in West Hollywood. (Reuters)

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Michael Lafayette, 54, (R) kisses his husband David Beck, 53, at a celebration rally in West Hollywood, California. (Reuters)