When two People Marry, They many say "You can Kiss the Bride" but..........:)

This is actually kinda weird but funny as well. It got me thinking how gay or lesbian marriages would say the line. I guess they would still say it the way normal marriage does. "You can Kiss the Bride....mwaa". I think its because in every gay/lesbian couple, there is always that more feminine and the other who is more masculine.. So kissing the bride implies to the person in the relationship who is more femininely inclined. That's how I think of it.

You may now kiss your significant other? lol not sure maybe they say now you can kiss to seal the deal...

Hi. Crazy_ Poster. I think that the priest or preacher may say, "You may kiss each other." I do wonder what will they say to two people that are of the same gender.

Man - Woman = Groom - Bride Man - Man = Groom - Groom Woman - Woman = Bride - Bride Yeah?? Dan

whatever the priest has to say they just have to kiss that's all they both will come forward to kiss as usual between bride and groom

You may kiss your spouse? =) Well, that's the closest possible word I can think of...

You may kiss the ride? all the best urban

maybe you may kiss your groom..still i hate the idea of marrying same gender surely it is a disgust to me.

This is hilarious! But I think for gay marriage - "You may kiss the groom!" For lesbian marriage - "You may kiss the bride!"

To me it means seal your unity with a kiss. I would imagine that the appropriate words would be used. For example if it were two men, I would imagine prior to the ceremony it was conveyed to the person relaying the marriage vowels as to who the bride is and who the husband is prior to the actual ceremony. Perhaps they have already decided that it should be related as I now pronounce you a loving married couple, and maybe they would agree to say you may now seal this unity with a loving kiss.

You can kiss your partner=)

Maybe they say can you "Kiss your spouse?" Good question or maybe they even say kiss "name" use their birth name?