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PHOTOS: Married in Las Vegas — A Sure Bet!

What better way to celebrate Coming Out Day than to get hitched to the one you love?

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The state of Nevada began recognizing same-sex marriages Thursday, so it made perfect sense to have a mass wedding of seven happy couples to help celebrate National Coming Out Day two days later. Las Vegas Pride's NCOD Family Festival was about to get bigger. "Certainly, most of us never thought we'd see the day that we would be able to get married to our own partners," Nevada State Assembly member James Healy told the Las Vegas Sun. "And we have finally reached that day."

457103782x633_0 Wedding officiant Greg Chase (center, rear) poses with seven same-sex couples from Nevada that he married at Las Vegas Pride's National Coming Out Day festival at the Alexis Park All Suite Resort Saturday.

457110772x633_0 Monica Lopez (left) and Kitzia Anderson, both of Nevada, are all smiles after being married by wedding officiant Greg Chase.

457105338x633_0 Robert Hughes (left) and Michael DeVille (right) are handsome, grinning grooms.

457105336x633_0 Kawika Pimental-Leopoldo (left) and Craig Oliveira (right), both of Nevada, show that a wedding doesn't have to be a solemn occasion.

457105332x633_0 Jes Cumpian (left) and Halley Clark share the joy.

457100710x633_0 Sarah Clancy (center) and Lisa Guadagno made it to the altar.

457103818x633_0 Stewart Holguin (left) rejoices with a fist pump with spouse Randy Albertson.

457103810x633_0 Jacky Swallia (left) and Megan Swallia seal the ceremony with a kiss.

457100688x633_0 Robert Hughes (left) and Michael DeVille are now legally married in the state of Nevada.

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