There’s nothing new about same-sex marriage, according to The LGBT Excellence Centre in Wales. Egyptians, Mesopotanians, Greeks and Romans all has some kind of same-sex ceremonies, barren woman in African tribes married other women, North American native men were accepted as brides as well as a host of other arrangements in other parts of the world. And while the Christian Church generally forbade it, there have been instances of Christian same sex marriage ceremonies, including a thirteenth century union of the Saints Bacchus and Serge. To find out more go here. If you live in Wales, you can join in the same sex marriage consultation while you’re at it.