Supreme Court Justices Will Be Invited to So Many Same-Sex Weddings

Written By THE MARTIN AGENCY

1 April 2015, Creativity-Online, Editor's Pick

Tie The Knot, a non-profit organization that supports marriage equality founded by "Modern Family" actor Jesse Tyler Ferguson and his husband Justin Mikita, is turning the traditional wedding "Save the Date" into ammo for its cause.

Along with the Martin Agency, Tie the Knot has launched "Supreme Save the Date," targeting the 14 U.S. states that have yet to legalize same-sex marriage. It will feature a "Save the Date Builder" that helps gay couples who hope to marry create their own Save the Dates and send them to Supreme Court Justices before they make their ruling on same-sex marriage in June. The idea is to potentially inundate them with wedding plans that can't move forward without the Supreme Court's help.

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