Hours after the decision was announced (and Broadway erupted with joy and tears), the couple took to City Hall and enlisted New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio to officiate their ceremony.
Kirdahy tweeted the news following the ceremony, and a picture of the two made the front page of the New York Times.
We got re-married by my college roommate
@BilldeBlasio
@Chirlane
#SCOTUS
#pride
#lgbt
pic.twitter.com/tCNbqdaSJn
— Tom Kirdahy (@tkirdahy)
June 26, 2015
Wedding selfie. 3 couples. One Mayor. City Hall. Dignity!
@NYCMayorsOffice
@BilldeBlasio
#scotus
#pride
#Purejoy!
pic.twitter.com/8WPZzIiHaQ
— Tom Kirdahy (@tkirdahy)
June 27, 2015
Headline says it all.And who are those two guys lower right?
#lovewins
#scotus
#pride
#lgbt
#Firstcomesmarriage
pic.twitter.com/iGpluAHaeR
— Tom Kirdahy (@tkirdahy)
June 27, 2015
McNally and Kirdahy, who collaborated on the recent Broadway production of The Visit, starring Chita Rivera, had a civil union ceremony in Vermont in 2003; they subsequently married in Washington, D.C., April 6, 2010.
