Scotland's law came into effect (for most people who weren't upgrading a partnership) on New Year's Eve.
Northern Ireland will have to wait but couples will sue citing the law that downgrades UK marriages to civil partnerships in NI Good luck, guys!

Since it's already January 1 in that time zone, Luxembourgers can now marry/adopt. The PM will be one of the first

Dark blue will set you free

Yass

Slow but steady.

yaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssss

Yay

My country making me proud

I love my country.

So interesting that the red countries were communist which is supposed to be all about equality.

When will Italy

Great.
I really hate the red-blue stripes on Croatia, should be all blue.

Scotland.

who run the world? Gays.

Yay😁😁

I agree

An American hater group admitted that they were the ones that got the local haters and the Church to gather those signatures for the referendum They lost at home so now they're exporting hate

There are two ways to undo this: have 2/3 of Parliament repeal it, but I doubt that will happen or just wait a few years until there's enough support to have a re-vote undo the mess

Europe getting darker

First Renzi said civil unions in October then January now March

Let's hope the debate/vote actually sees the light of day

Western Europe

Guernsey's government already promised to enact marriage in the next few years, the Faroe Islands will hold elections this year and marriage will be a BIG issue (most islanders want it) and Italy said they will discuss civil unions in March, but they've been changing the month several times we'll see

Looks like little Monaco will be the sole holdout with no blue, but I guess it's just ports for the rich after all

Yoo-hoo, Vatican City, we're looking at you