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The couple have since been told that their e-wedding is invalid

A homosexual couple from Texas in the US thought they made history earlier this year by becoming the first gay couple to tie the knot online via the video communication site Skype.

However following a superior court investigation, the marriage of Dante and Mark Walkup has been declared invalid as they were not physically present where the ceremony was conducted.

The couple wanted to side-step the state law in Texas which doesn’t allow same sex couples to be legally joined together by having their ceremony in Texas, conducted by a registrar based in Washington DC were gay unions were legalised this year.

The Walkups wanted to get married in their home state of Texas surrounded by their family and friends, but because of the law, this wasn’t possible. When they came across the idea of a wedding conducted via a Skype by a registrar in a state which did recognise same sex unions, they thought they’d found a solution to their dilemma.

After visiting Washington DC and seeking expert advice, the couple were told it was possible to conduct a legal ceremony this way. The wedding went ahead and Mark and Dante hit the headlines for their landmark e-wedding.

Now that dream has been shattered after receiving an official letter from the Supreme Court advising them that their marriage is null and void. The court advises the couple to travel to Washington in person and have another ceremony in order to make their union official.

The Houses of Parliament in London hosted its first gay wedding ceremony over the weekend

A Labour MP tied the knot with his partner at the Houses of Parliament over the weekend which was the first ever gay marriage ceremony to have been held at the home of the UK government.

Chris Bryant, who is Europe Minister, exchanged vows with his partner Jared Cranney, who is a company secretary, during a civil ceremony on Saturday.

Weddings which take place at the Houses of Parliament are usually held at the Chapel of St Mary, but because gay marriages are not permitted in churches at present, the civil ceremony was instead held in the Member’s Dining Room overlooking the Thames.

The happy coupled thanked the speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, and Deputy Leader Harriet Harman for making the day possible. Bercow had to obtain the relevant license from the Westminster City Council in order to stage the civil ceremony at the Houses of Parliament.

Chris Bryant, who is a former Church of England clergyman, met his partner Jared Cranney whilst out on the campaign trail back in 2008.

The first gay union at the Houses of Parliament between the Labour MP for Rhondda and his partner Jared may have paved the way for other homosexual couples to get hitched at the iconic building.

Lesbian wedding ends with one bride getting arrested

A lesbian wedding in Swansea South Wales ended with one of the brides spending her wedding night in police cells after attacking the doorman at her own party.

A court was told this week that bride Sharon Hancox had got into an argument with the doorman after an unwelcome guest had gained entry to the party.

The 40-year-old bride, who celebrated her gay civil partnership by drinking 8 pints of larger and champagne, then allegedly pulled the top of her dress down to flash her breasts at the doorman and then called him a pervert.

After this Hancox is reported to have jumped at the doorman, striking him, accidentally, on the head with a stiletto heel she was holding in her hand. The solicitor defending Hancox said she had already taken off her shoes prior to the attack and had not done so to use the stiletto as a weapon.

The entire wedding party were then asked to vacate the premises following the assault.

Following the incident, Hancox told police she was “ashamed” and “embarrassed” by her actions.

Hancox pleaded guilty to the charge of common assault and was given a 12 month community order of which she is required to complete 60 hours of unpaid work, plus she must pay £150 in compensation, and £100 costs.