1. The formal union of two people who are of the same gender in a consensual relationship, typically recognized by society. Also described as same-sex marriage and gay marriage.
The two men had been seeing each other for 5 years and engaged for 9 months before they decided to make their relationship permanent by garriage.
The gay couple invited all their friends to celebrate the couple's garriage ceremony.
The two women exchanged loving vows during their garriage ceremony.
The gay couple invited all their friends to celebrate the couple's garriage ceremony.
The two women exchanged loving vows during their garriage ceremony.
by Jenny and Kris January 20, 2012
The social institution under which a man and a man, or a woman and a woman establish their decision to live as husband and husband or wife and wife by legal commitments, religious ceremonies, etc.
If two members of the same sex can't join in marriage, they can certainly be joined in garriage.
Defenders of the sanctity of marriage are happy because their word and definition of "marriage" is left unscathed.
LGBTQ people are happy because they can now enjoy all the rights that come with being married.
"We are gathered here today to join Jim and Steve in garriage."
Defenders of the sanctity of marriage are happy because their word and definition of "marriage" is left unscathed.
LGBTQ people are happy because they can now enjoy all the rights that come with being married.
"We are gathered here today to join Jim and Steve in garriage."
by Casehog January 17, 2012
by HugeMember71 June 26, 2013