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City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said 'I do' to her longtime partner, Kim Catullo, Saturday evening.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn will marry her long-time patner, Kim Catullo, Saturday evening.

The Highline Stages in Chelsea will serve as Christine Quinn and Kim Catullo's wedding venue.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is preparing for a spring wedding.

City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is planning a spring wedding with her longtime partner.

A ceremony for married couples wishing to renew their vows will be held at 47th St. and Broadway at 6 pm.

Nancy Shevell, a member of the MTA Board, married Beatles legend Paul McCartney in London on Oct. 9, 2011.

The first same-sex couples in the city said "I do" Sunday - some after decades of waiting.

Kawane Harris and Jeanette Coleman eagerly prepared for legal recognition of their marriage. 

Mayor Michael Bloombrg capped off a day of celebration by officiating the wedding at Gracie Mansion.

Every couple that registered in the city's lottery for the chance to get married Sunday, the first day gay marriage is legal in New York, will now be allowed to marry that day.

So far, about 750 couples have applied for their chance to wed on the first day gay marriage is legal in the state.

The city will hold a public lottery for couples wishing to marry on Sunday to cope with high demand.

The mayor volunteered to preside over the ceremony, which will be held the first day gay marriage is legal in the state.

Local businesses in Chelsea and across Manhattan are gearing up for extra business from same-sex marriages.