It’s a wedding season like no other: tuxedos, bouquets, and the looming shadow of Trump’s inauguration. Same-sex couples aren’t just saying “I do” for love - they’re saying it before the government possibly says, “Actually, you don’t.”

The rush to the altar has turned into a sprint, with couples trading elaborate ceremonies for quick vows and airtight legal paperwork.

It’s less about the perfect cake and more about locking down rights before they go the way of rotary phones.

Love is in the air, but so is a whole lot of political panic.