It was the first same-sex marriage of French citizens outside their nation.
November 17 2015 5:28 AM EST
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With France having legalized same-sex marriage last month, the first such union of two French citizens outside the nation took place Wednesday in Brazil.
French citizens are able to marry at the nation's embassies throughout the world, and Gilles Barral (left), 51, and Didier Ounnas, 46, were wed at France's embassy in Brasilia.
See more images of the event below.
The officiant begins the ceremony.
Barral and Ounnas exchange rings.
And finally, the kiss.
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