“Having exactly the same legal rights to marry has offered us freedom, dignity, delight and, most importantly, equality,” says Angie Cordera of her wedding in Argentina to her long-time partner Sofia Rivera.

Cordera, 38, can be an accountant from Colombia. Her bride Rivera, additionally 38, is just a psychologist from Spain.

“We enjoyed Buenos Aires, the food, the nightlife, the tradition, along with every thing being super-cheap, but additionally the way in which others viewed us,” Cordera claims.

“No one judges you. We had been in a position to walk in conjunction, as well as kissing, in public places, with no one stated anything.”

The pair are included in a trend that is growing the Argentine money — same-sex wedding tourism.

The basic principles driving the trend are unmistakeable. Although 20 countries all over world now enable same-sex partners to marry, about 170, from Australia to Peru, try not to.

As well as a few of the nations which do allow it have residency or citizenship restrictions — meaning two international visitors can’t just roll up to get hitched.